16-12-2016, 01:31 PM
Bunny, the sentence "Italy hast fame" is ungrammatical because Italy, no matter the perceived gender, is third person. The verb form hast demands a second person, and in onder to express a second person you absolutely need the word "you", or "thou" in this case.
Note that in your example sentences, which are grammatical, the pronouns "tu" and "thou" are present. You seem to argue that "Italy, thou hast fame" is a correct shortened sentence, but even for those there are certain restrictions. For example, you can say:
"Brushed my teeth; went to store, slept, woke up."
Those sentences are You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view., but you cannot just do that at random. You cannot omit the second person pronoun, that's just ungrammatical in every possible way.
Note that in your example sentences, which are grammatical, the pronouns "tu" and "thou" are present. You seem to argue that "Italy, thou hast fame" is a correct shortened sentence, but even for those there are certain restrictions. For example, you can say:
"Brushed my teeth; went to store, slept, woke up."
Those sentences are You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view., but you cannot just do that at random. You cannot omit the second person pronoun, that's just ungrammatical in every possible way.