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This is my mother
She is in France
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She doesn't work, she retired
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This is my brother
He is in France, too
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He is a teacher, too
He works in Paris
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liliθ
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She is Lilith Moon; she is a student
Does she have sisters?
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Yes she has. She has an elder sister; she doesn't have younger sisters or brothers
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Where does her sister work?
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She works in London, she is a dancer
liliθ
This is Lilith's mother
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Where does she work?
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She works in Beijing
Unlike English which moves such interrogative words as "what", "when", "who" etc to the beginning of the sentence to form a question, MediaGlyphs - like Chinese - leaves the word order unchanged when forming questions. Hence "Who is this?" is written like "This is who?", since the answer has a structure "This is X."
liliθ
The possessive marker, close to the English genitive "'s", works in that order: "X's Y", and not "Y of X". In MG the structure "Lilith's mother" is the correct one, instead of writing "the mother of Lilith".
The question marker is used even with question words
sloped; diagonal; slanting; oblique; slanted; inclined; declined; aslant; aslope; sloping
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