Is there anyone else who can use ZESE? I would not want this beautiful language to die out. Let's do something for ZESE to survive. I do not know, for example: write a book or something. We do so little for ZESE ... )-:

So I just joined. Saw the CC episode and thought I would investigate. Zese is a pretty cool language but do we have 3rd person pronouns yet? If not would anyone be willing to create them with me?

Cause I feel like it's dead, and the creator has forgotten about it. If that is true, then that sucks. I discovered it several months ago, and I'm still very interested in it. Too bad the community seems to be dead and I'm basically the only person who's interested in this language anymore.

How are you supposed to mean animals in this language!

What is the difference between SUZI and KEZI?

How does one refer to something that has a proper noun? CVCV does not really work for this, am confused.

I can't seem to find the words for days of the week either. How does one refer to time operations also? Such as shifts on certain days and so forth. Trying to write a roster in zese just to be incredibly annoying.

I maybe butchered the grammar. Please be harsh!

"Determination of shape anisotropy in embedded low contrast submonolayer quantum dot structures"

"[POKA POPI] GAGA [DODO DIDI] POPI [POKO POZO] [DETU DEZU] [BIKI BIZU] [DETU POBI ZOTO POZO] [KUKU SUDI GAGI] [GASO SUSU] [GAGA PUPU] "

[KIKE KUKO] KASA [ZEKA ZESE] TEKO GAGA TOZU [DETU TETA BIKA KABI] KUKO [DETU DEZU ZOTO POKO SUDI POBI] SUSU GAGA. [ZEKA ZESE] GOTO GOGU [BIZU BIKI BIKA GAKO] GAGI x-ray [ZOTA DETU-KUDE] GOTO [DIDI GIGE] [POTE BIKA KABI], GODI GOGU [ZOTA DETU-KUDE] [ZEKA ZESE KABI] GOTU GOKE KAKA [DETU DEZU ZOTO POKO SUDI POBI] SUSU GAGA. KIKE KUKO DIPA [BIZU BIKI BIKA GAKO] BIKI KAPA KAGI [SUDI SUSU] [KUKU DODO TEPO DIDI] [GEDI GEGU] [110] DODO. DOPI [ZOTA ZEGU] [ZOTA GEDI] DIDI [BIBI BIZU] [KUDE KUKA KUKO], POKA POKI [KABI TASU] [DIDI PUTA]-[BIBI BIZU] [KABI TASU], KASA GOGU TUTO. [GEZA KABO] GOTU [KAZI KAPA] [GAGA TEKO KABI] GEZA [POKO POPI POKE] [ZOTE DODO] SUSU KUKO, DETU KUZU [BUPA SUSU KUTE], DETU DOPI DIPA [KUKU GAGU], DETU [TETA TEPO KAPA] GOTO [TASU KETU] [BUPA SUSU KUTE] [ZOTA GEDI] GOGU."

"We describe a procedure for the morphological characterization of hard-to-image submonolayerquantum dot structures. This procedure employs high resolution x-ray diffraction based reciprocal space mapping, accompanied by rigorous diffraction modeling for precise determination of the morphology of submonolayerquantum dots. Our modelling results and experimental data clearly show that the investigated quantum dots are anisotropically elongated along the [110] orientation. Complementary polarization dependent photoluminescence measurements, combined with our previously reported magneto-photoluminescence data, confirm this conclusion. Our formalism enables direct extraction of structural information of complex embedded three-dimensional structures, which, due to their low electron density contrast with respect to the surrounding host matrix, cannot be readily investigated by traditional electron diffraction techniques."

• Chemistry: It allows translation from IUPAC's colored book collection
• Biology: it has to have words for all human anatomy and most animal species.
• Technology: It requires lexicon form programming languages like C/C++, C#, Java, Ruby, Python, Perl, HTML5+CSS3+JS5 and Objective-C.

POKE PEKA TUKO KATU TOZU DIDE PUDU.

• TETE BIKA.
• KUKO KITO [KABI SUSU], DIKU KUKO TETE BIKA.

My goal was to make the subreddit theme match that of the Zese home page. Please let me know if you have recommendations.

ZEKU represents an ordinal number (position in a sequence). Ordinal numbers begin at one.
ZEKU DIDE PAZU DIZA ZOTO.
Ordinal of tree be 1
The ordinal number of the tree is one. (The tree is the first tree.)

Can't you refer to this tree as "PAZU ZEKU ZOTO", like "KIKE BIKI PAZU ZEKU ZOTO" (I see the first tree.)

Hello, I'm back with yet another Question about the vocabulary; could you clarify what the following words mean, and how they can be used?

KITA (D): Subject of a situation noun.
KITO (D): Object of a situation noun.
KISO (D): A not previously mentioned one; may be preceded by an identifying number.
KISI (D): The previously mentioned one; may be preceded by an identifying number.

I am the only person on the list right now. B-)

Here is a link to the page:

http://www.ostracodfiles.com/zese/main.html

I encourage you all to learn some Zese if you have time. Then you can be added to the list!

The Zese lessons should help you get started:

http://www.ostracodfiles.com/zese/lessonList.html

Enjoy!

This idea is from a document written by /u/tigfa. Hopefully I can attract speakers more easily with a thorough lesson plan.

What aspects of Zese have you found difficult to understand? I will try to put more emphasis on these concepts in the guide.

Maybe I should translate something? Maybe I should make propaganda? Maybe something else?

What do you think?