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|{{t|moq}}
|{{t|móq}}
|interogative
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|{{t|ba}}
|{{t|ba}}
|imperative or wishes/hopes (optative)
|wishes/hopes (optative)
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|{{t|bâ}}
|imperative
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|{{t|pá}}
|imperative (elided súq)
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|{{t|nha}}
|{{t|nha}}
|promissive
|promissive
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|{{t|shou}}
|{{t|doa}}
|permissive
|permissive
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|{{t|zay}}
|{{t|ꝡo}}
|warning
|warning
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|<s>{{t|go}}</s>
|{{t|}}
|<s>seeking confirmation</s> (use {{t|zí}})
|seeking confirmation
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Please note that all caps "ASS" stands for "<u>ass</u>ertive", and not the other word.
Please note that all caps "ASS" stands for "<u>ass</u>ertive", and not the other word.
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|{{t|Bủ}}
|{{t|Bu}}
|{{t|gủaı}}
|{{t|guaı}}
|{{t|súq}}
|{{t|súq}}
|{{t|da.}}
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If you are now explaining why you aren't working, you would need {{t|dâ}}.
If you are now explaining why you aren't working, you would need {{t|dâ}}.
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{|
|{{t|Nủokuaı}}
|{{t|Nuokuaı}}
|{{t|jí}}
|{{t|jí}}
|{{t|dâ}}
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{{t|moq}} is used for asking questions.
{{t|moq}} is used for asking questions.
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{|
|{{t|Mả}}
|{{t|Ma}}
|{{t|lủı}}
|{{t|luı}}
|{{t|nủo}}
|{{t|nuo}}
|{{t|súq}}
|{{t|súq}}
|{{t|moq?}}
|{{t|móq?}}
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|whether
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{{t|môq}} is for rhetorical questions. You didn't sleep because you were working!
{{t|môq}} is for rhetorical questions. You didn't sleep because you were working!
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|{{t|Bủ}}
|{{t|Bu}}
|{{t|nủo}}
|{{t|nuo}}
|{{t|}}
|{{t|}}
|{{t|kùı}}
|{{t|kûı}}
|{{t|}}
|{{t|}}
|{{t|môq?}}
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So, you probably need sleep now. It's best to say goodbye now. {{t|ka}} is for "performing" things.
So, you probably need sleep now. It's best to say goodbye now. {{t|ka}} is for "performing" things.
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{|
|{{t|Shảıhıo}}
|{{t|Shaıhıo}}
|{{t|jí}}
|{{t|jí}}
|{{t|súq}}
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{{t|ba}} is for telling people to do things as well as for expressing wishes and hopes. Anyway, they want to make sure you're actually going to sleep.
{{t|ba}} is for telling people to do things as well as for expressing wishes and hopes. Anyway, they want to make sure you're actually going to sleep.
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|{{t|Nủo}}
|{{t|Nuo}}
|{{t|ba.}}
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{{t|nha}} is used for promises.
{{t|nha}} is used for promises.
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|{{t|Jỉa}}
|{{t|Jıa}}
|{{t|nủo}}
|{{t|nuo}}
|{{t|jí}}
|{{t|jí}}
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| colspan="4" |"(I promise) I'll sleep."
| colspan="4" |"(I promise) I'll sleep."
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==See also==
* [[Illocution test]]

Latest revision as of 23:24, 21 September 2024

Illocutions mark the purpose of the sentence. It also ends the sentence.

List of illocutions

Illocution Purpose
da assertive
explanatory
móq interogative
môq rhetorical interogative
ka performative
ba wishes/hopes (optative)
imperative
imperative (elided súq)
nha promissive
doa permissive
ꝡo warning
seeking confirmation

Explanations

da is used for asserting things. Think of this as a normal sentence (as in not a question or a command, but just stating something).

Please note that all caps "ASS" stands for "assertive", and not the other word.

Bu guaı súq da.
not work you ASS
"You aren't working."

If you are now explaining why you aren't working, you would need .

Nuokuaı
tired I ASSexpl
"I'm tired."

moq is used for asking questions.

Ma luı nuo súq móq?
whether PRF sleep you INT
"Have you slept?"

môq is for rhetorical questions. You didn't sleep because you were working!

Bu nuo kûı môq?
not sleep I because which INTrhet
"Why didn't I sleep?"

So, you probably need sleep now. It's best to say goodbye now. ka is for "performing" things.

Shaıhıo súq ka.
greet.on.parting I you PER
"I hereby greet you upon parting." (i.e. "Goodbye.")

ba is for telling people to do things as well as for expressing wishes and hopes. Anyway, they want to make sure you're actually going to sleep.

Nuo ba.
Sleep OPT
"Sleep!"

nha is used for promises.

Jıa nuo nha.
FUT sleep I PRM
"(I promise) I'll sleep."

See also