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Nu zal ik in 'English' spreken omdat allen weten het.

So, Hil Hannar is once of mine invenctions. I study languages (not only the language that become spoken, but also the shifting of it and all that's around it).
Once a day I thought to invent my language and from that moment things went very good because I studyed very much grammar to know how to do, to make a real language.
I made 4 languages: the first was an experiment similar to the latin, the 2° is the best of my invenctions: it has a very difficult grammar and a complicated way to coniugate the verbs 'n so therefore...

but now I want you see my last language: it's particular because it DON'T has any coniugations!
You know that the languages give the meaning of the words by the stam (4 example: watch/zie) and by the terminations (-es/-n = watches/zien)... etc. Well, how I told, Hil Hannar hasn't any terminations!!!
Now you probably think how can Hil Hannar give the meaning of the plural form, partitive form...etc.
I tell you that all pass through pronominal/postpositives particles which carry the same meaning that give the terminations in the other languages!

some examples:

Ik kwam voor je = ga kith* orven nal fe

*kith creates the simple past verb tense form
*gaodd creates the remote past verb tense
*vam creates the simple future vb.tense
*moed creates the optative present vb.tense

optative is a grammar 'modus'(from latin).
A 'modus' is that verbal form which tell us how describes the verb (indicative, subjuntive, conditional, infinitive, participe...etc).

the Optative is like the conditional: it tell an action dreamed, wished (while the conditional tells an action wished who can happen if someone do something).

Hil Hannar has: Infinitive, Paricipe, Gerundive (an action that must be done/that's going on now/that's finishing now), Indicative (reality), Optative (question, desire, thought, unreal actions), Imperative (used to tell order).

Pronouns:

ga - Ik
fe - jij/je
de - hij/zij
ve - het
en - it exist in italien, french, spanish and other latin languages, it's a word that the german languages don't have. It is very profit because it is like the 'man' in deutsch. It's an unpersonal pronoun.
Example:
on mange, si mangia, se come, ânse mâye, man isst, --> en gale

key - u
nom - wij
ro - jullie
den - zij (pl.)
ven - het (pl.)

In complement:

gae/ge - mij/me
fey - jou
dey - hem
vey - het

etc.then you have to add just an -e to each pronoun and you'll have the pronouns in the object form...

de fode ga gäbb dey gaen dake, dan de fall dey an de fode oor ve dalem!

=

he thinks that I give him my sweets, but he's doing a mistake if he really belive in it!

fode - think
oor fode - belive in
dalem - really
gäbb - give
dake - sweets, cakes...etc
fall - do a mistake
gale - eat
tinn - feed

!!!KIN=NIET/NOT/NICHT/NON/NE/NO/NÃO/NÕ/NU/NI/NET!!!

What do you think about it?
:D :D :D

Next time I'll speak in NL, even if I don't know very well speaking it (dutch) omdati ik italiaans ben en dutch zou mijn vijfde taal zijn... ;)