Rosahiens Grammar Principles
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Rosahiens Grammar is based on one fundamental principle: movement. Everything is expressed as a movement from A to B. That's why the language is called Rosahiens (or Rozahiéns): The name comes from "γλόσσα κίνησης", which is Greek for "language of movement". ;-)
A Rosahiens sentence consists of three parts: topic - origin - destination.
The first word of every part is marked for definiteness. There is a distinction between definite (what has been mentioned before), indefinite, and novum (what is new).
At the end of a sentence, you can add adverbials and/or verb-like particles to indicate tense, aspect and/or mood.
