Atlas language

As I said in my last blog update, a few important changes were coming in order to make Atlas simpler than it is. In this post, I am basically going to describe the changes. The new grammar will be in the grammar page, with the word "NEW" next to it. The old grammar will still be there for you to read or compare to the new one. However, because of the complexities of the changes, the NEW grammar is NOT marked for changes (as the old version is for smaller updates). So first of all, why do I change things? Atlas is very young, 2 months today! so feedback from people is really valuable and we still have time to change what needs to be changed. This is the time to do it. I apologize for the inconvenience that this will cause to some of you that had already maybe studied or review part of the grammar, but I am sure the changes are worth it and they will make your life so much easier. Are there any further changes expected? I have now reviewed all suggestions and criticisms, ...

  I have recently decided to make a few and important changes that will take Atlas to a next level of simplicity and easiness. I am basically working on a system that modifies roots so that all of them are 3 letter words, thus making root identification much more simple, especially in compound words. Obviously that means some changes to the current roots. It also brings modifications to conjunctions, prepositions, etc. Which will adopt new forms in order to adapt to the new system. Other modifications introduced to make the language much more simple. Verb prefixes say goodbye to use, same to verb particles. A very easy system using roots will be replacing them. Verb aspects are reduced as well from 3 to 2 (permanent and non-permanent). These changes will be available very soon. The come after suggestions from Atlas supporters/learners/etc. and I think they are extremely handy. The new revision of the grammar will be updated very soon, and the new dictionary. You will have th...