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Sambahsa Mundialect Complete Grammar Sambahsa Mundialect Complete Grammar Henrique Matheus da Silva Lima Revision: Dr. Olivier Simon Version: 1!."#.$ Beta IMPORTANT NOTES ABOUT LEGAL ISSUES This grammar is licensed under the Creative Commons CC-BY 4.0 license. You are free to: Share – copy and redistribute the material in any medium or format Adapt – remix, transform, and build upon the material for any purpose, even commercially. You must give appropriate credit, provide a lin to the license, and indicate if changes !ere made. You may do so in any reasonable manner, but not in any !ay that suggests the licensor endorses you or your use. You may not apply legal terms or technological measures that legally restrict others from doing anything the license permits. "ere is the lin for more information# https#$$creativecommons.org$licenses$by$4.0$deed.en %or the elaboration of this grammar, The Grammar Of Sambahsa-Mundialect In English by &r. 'livier (imon !as used. (ome subchapters of this grammar are practically a transcription of 'livier)s book. &r. (imon has given me permission to do so, even considering the license of this book. I've also utilized many examples from The Grammar Of Sambahsa-Mundialect In English and others that Dr. Simon made for me. *t)s very important to inform the reader that the language it!elf ! not under a "reat #e "o$$on! l %en!e or anything l ke it, the language is under the traditional Copyright license in !hich &r. 'livier (imon has all property rights. But the language ! free, you can translate your !orks or produce original !orks !ithout the need of &r. 'livier (imon)s permission, even it is for commercial purposes, in other !ords, you can !rite books in Sambahsa and sell them without any worry. En.oy this beautiful language. Th ! gra$$ar wa! tran!lated fro$ Brazilian Portugue!e to Engl !h* +e are waiting for a#aila,le nat #e !peaker! to $ake a re# !ion of the Engl !h te-t* A".NO+LE/GMENTS * than to &r. 'livier (imon for making himself available for ans!ering my /uestions and giving me many examples. * must than him t!ice, because he had all the patience in the world for me. He is almost the coauthor of this book. * than to Cale (hort for making the revision of the -nglish of some fe! parts of this grammar. 0lso a thanks to (ylvain 0uclair, 1artín 3inc4n Botero and 5ustin 6agnon, !ho helped me a lot. 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