Our Language/Ár Glheŝ
Interest for the Talossan langage (el glheŝ Talossán), the pillar of Talossan culture, is still strong. Talossan is a Romance language, closely related to French and Spanish, but with many and varied influences, particularly from Celtic and Berber language.
We have an online resource just waiting to be exploited! Check out our handy guide to First Steps in the Talossan Language.
The governing body of the Talossan language in the Talossan Republic is l'Icastolâ. The form of Talossan which is "official" in the Republic (Standard Republican Talossan) is also called "Talossan 2.1", as it is based on the Second Edition of the Talossan Grammar (published in 1996), as modified and corrected by Talossan-speakers up until the Revolution of 2004. The following links give an overview of everything you need to know to speak Standard Republican Talossan:
- La Scúrzniâ Gramáticâ Del Glhetg Talossán, Secund Ediziun (Grammatical Sketch of the Talossan Language, 2nd Edition)
- Corrections, additions and amendments to the 2nd Edition Talossan Grammar
- English-Talossan dictionary
- Talossan-English dictionary
- Talossan pronuciation and spelling, using the International Phonetic Alphabet
- Irregular adjectives in Talossan
- Irregular noun plurals
- Irregular Verbs
- Personal Pronouns
- Stress and Accents in Talossan
[PLEASE NOTE: The above are all links to external websites. www.talossa.com and the Talossan Republic bear no responsibility for the contents of external websites.]
Visit a comprehensive page of Glheŝ links page at www.learntalossan.com.
Qator Itrìns publishes a semi-regular column in ár glheŝ naziunál.