NORN KJOKL

Our first non-technical update in more than one year: 4 new lessons (6-9) are added to the Shetland Nynorn tutorial:
http://nornlanguage.x10.mx/index.php?lessons

The lessons are dedicated to the dative case and the past tense of verbs. Lessons 7-9 have reading pieces (which will be featured in every lesson from now on). Enjoy the lessons and feel free to ask questions about them.

Lessons 9-12 are 80% ready too and they will be online within shortly, at least you won't be waiting for them as long as the last time. This portion of lessons will be mainly dedicated to the genitive case.

The last portion of lessons, 13-17, will be about articles and other grammatical things. After that there won't be major lessons on grammar, although I might do a few smaller articles about some specific things in the usage of Nynorn.

Great, but I think the word 'bonn' (barn/bairn/child) should be spelled 'bånn' for ethymological reasons, cf. Wests. 'bjadn'. I think there are actually scandinavian dialects who have the 'bårn' pronounciation.

Dakk, Hnolt!

(Can "dakk" be used that way? It's listed as a noun in your dictionary ...)