27-03-2016, 09:49 PM
Yes, well, your English is exceptional for being a second language Anton. 
actually, so is Marco and others.
You are correct with the accuracy. I suspect the lack of propositions puts paid to this being a romance language.
Incidentally, malhor(a) means 'a bad hour' in Spanish - and the Rae suggests a colloquial usage of a witch.
Albor means a start, or dawn. (Also albur which is white).
Luco is an ancient word for a grove.
But the sentence wouldn't be grammatical.
actually, so is Marco and others.You are correct with the accuracy. I suspect the lack of propositions puts paid to this being a romance language.
Incidentally, malhor(a) means 'a bad hour' in Spanish - and the Rae suggests a colloquial usage of a witch.
Albor means a start, or dawn. (Also albur which is white).
Luco is an ancient word for a grove.
But the sentence wouldn't be grammatical.