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=== Pronouns ===
=== Pronouns ===
* {{t|jí}} = I
* {{t|jí}} = I
* {{t|súq}} = you
* {{t|súq}} = you (sg.)
* {{t|nháo}} = he/she/they
* {{t|súna}} = you all (pl.)
* {{t|múy}} = I+you
* {{t|nháo}} = he/she/they (sg.)
* {{t|míy}} = I+they
* {{t|nháona}} = they (pl.)
* {{t|máy}} = I+you+they
* {{t|úmo}} = I+you
* {{t|íme}} = I+they
* {{t|súho}} = I+you+they
* {{t|há}} = one/people <small>(as in "One does not simply walk into Mordor")</small>
* {{t|há}} = one/people <small>(as in "One does not simply walk into Mordor")</small>


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* {{t|suqbo}} = ___ is yours
* {{t|suqbo}} = ___ is yours
* {{t|maqbo}} = ___ is its (inanimate)
* {{t|maqbo}} = ___ is its (inanimate)
For example:
* {{t|Jıbo kúe ní (da).}} = "This is my book"
* {{t|Bo súq kúe jıbo (da).}} = "You have my book"
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* {{t|nıe}} = ___ is inside ___
* {{t|nıe}} = ___ is inside ___
* {{t|neo}} = ___ is on top of ___
* {{t|neo}} = ___ is on top of ___
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=== Abstract vocab ===
* {{t|toa}} = ___ is a word
* {{t|muı}} = ___ is a meaning of ___
<small>
:* {{t|muıbo}} / {{t|semıo}} = ___ means ___
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* {{t|toaq}} = ___ is Toaqic
* {{t|dua}} = ___ knows ___
* {{t|chı}} = ___ believes ___
* {{t|mıu}} = ___ opines ___
* {{t|gaı}} = ___ senses ___
<small>
:* {{t|kaqgaı}} = ___ sees ___
:* {{t|huogaı}} = ___ hears ___
:* {{t|shıqgaı}} = ___ smells ___
:* {{t|noqgaı}} = ___ tastes ___
:* {{t|puaqgaı}} = ___ touches ___
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* {{t|sı}} = ___ pays attention to ___
<small>
:* {{t|kaqsı}} = ___ looks at ___
:* {{t|huosı}} = ___ listens to ___, etc.
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=== Abstract vocab 2 ===
* {{t|kuaı}} = ___ longs to do ___
* {{t|leo}} = ___ tries to do ___
* {{t|tua}} = ___ makes ___ happen
* {{t|shao}} = ___ wants ___ to happen
* {{t|choq}} = ___ uses ___ to do ___
* {{t|ca}} = ___ causes ___
* {{t|kuı}} = ___ is because ___
* {{t|bu}} = ___ is false (i.e. "not")
* {{t|le}} = ___ is likely
* {{t|daı}} = ___ is possible
* {{t|raı}} = ___ is something
* {{t|nı}} = ___ is this/that
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=== Tenses and aspects ===
* {{t|pu}} = ___ happened
* {{t|naı}} = ___ happens now
* {{t|jıa}} = ___ will happen
* {{t|ceo}} = ___ starts to happen
* {{t|chufaq}} = ___ is happening
* {{t|shaı}} = ___ stops happening
* {{t|shıu}} = ___ happens before ___
* {{t|rao}} = ___ happens during ___
* {{t|bıe}} = ___ happens after ___
* {{t|nıqguo}} = ___ happens again
* {{t|he}} = ___ is gnomically (generally) true
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=== Sentence structure ===
{| class="wikitable"
! (Connector) !! (Topic) !! Body !! (Illocution)
|-
| {{t|Je,}} (Well,)
| rowspan="5" | {{t|háq bı,}}
| rowspan="5" | {{t|gỉ máq jìe nháo}}
| {{t|da.}} (statement)
|-
| {{t|Keo,}} (However,)
| {{t|moq?}} (question)
|-
| {{t|Tıu,}} (So,)
| {{t|ba.}} (wish)
|-
| {{t|Nhu,}} (Anyway,)
| {{t|nha.}} (promise)
|}
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=== Rising tone {{tone|2}} ===
Makes a noun phrase out of the first slot of a verb:
{{t|pỏq}} = ___ is a person => {{t|póq}} = "the person(s)"
{{t|cả}} = ___ causes ___ => {{t|cá}} "the cause(s)"
If a noun for the second slot is needed, use {{t|mú}} and the verb form of the word.
{{t|cả}} => {{t|mú cả}} "the thing(s) that was caused"
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=== Rising-creaky tone {{tone|3}} ===
Attaches a relative clause to a preceding noun.
Inside the phrase, {{t|hóa}} refers to the noun attached to. {{t|cy}} ends the clause.
*{{t|póq düa <u>hóa</u> cy}} = "the people <u>who</u> know"
*{{t|níaı mäı <u>hóa</u> jí cy}} = "the animal <u>who</u> loves me"
*{{t|níaı mäı jí <u>hóa</u> cy}} = "the animal <u>whom</u> I love"
{{t|cy}} is not necessary if the word that immediately follows can terminate the content clause. For example, {{t|cy}} is not needed before {{t|da}} because {{t|da}} already ends the sentence.
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=== Falling tone {{tone|4}} ===
Main verb.
*{{t|<u>Mảı</u> jí súq da.}} = "I love you."
Also marks any non-initial word in a serial. In serials (think "unit" of words), only the first word of the serial changes tone. The rest stays in {{tone|4}}. In the example below, only the word {{t|kúo}} changes to {{tone|2}}. The remaining {{t|kảto}} is in {{tone|4}}.
*{{t|Mải jí <u>kúo kảto</u> da.}} = "I love the black cat."
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=== Peaking tone {{tone|5}} ===
Starts a [[content clause]], terminated by {{t|cy}}.
*{{t|ôcha jí cy}} = "that I am human"
*{{t|Dủa jí <u>ôcha jí cy</u> da.}} = "I know that I am human."
*{{t|Keo shảo jí <u>nîaı jí cy</u> da.}} = "But I want to be an animal."
{{t|cy}} is not always needed for the same reason as the rising-creaky tone {{tone|3}}.
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=== Mid-falling tone {{tone|6}} ===
A [[preposition]], which makes an [[adverbial]] with the following noun phrase.
It can go before or after the arguments to the main verb.
* {{t|nèo míao}} = "on the moon"
* {{t|Kỏy jí súq <u>nèo míao</u>.}} = "I talk to you on the moon."
* {{t|Mảı jí súq <u>kùı pâı súq jí</u>.}} = "I love you because you are my friend."
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=== Falling creaky tone {{tone|7}} ===
An [[adverb]]. It can go before or after the arguments to the main verb.
* {{t|dãı}} = "possibly"
* {{t|Chỉ hó hóq <u>dãı</u> da.}} = "They possibly believe it."
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=== Neutral tone {{tone|8}} ===
Used for function words like illocutions or determiners. Pronounced as any tonal "break" with the contour of the last word.
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=== [[Determiner]]s ===
Combine with a verb to make a "determiner phrase".
{| class="wikitable"
! {{t|sa cỉe}}
| a/some fish
|-
! {{t|tu cỉe}}
| every fish
|-
! {{t|sıa cỉe}}
| no fish
|-
! {{t|ke cỉe}}
| the fish
|-
! {{t|[[baq]] cỉe}}
| fish (in general)
|-
! {{t|hı cỉe}}
| which fish?
|}
Or you can omit the verb: {{t|sa}} = "something", {{t|sıa}} = "nothing"…
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=== Conjunctions ===
Logical conjunctions connect any parts of speech, with a "logic and/or/xor" meaning:
* {{t|<u>Gỉ ra dẻ</u> baq kảto da.}} = "Cats are good '''and/or''' beautiful."
* {{t|<u>Gỉ ro hủı</u> baq hảq da.}} = "Food is '''either''' good '''or''' bad."
* {{t|Rẻı <u>súq ru jí</u> múao.}} = "You '''and''' I surround the tree." (Both I do, and you do.)
{{t|roı}} is special, and ''combines'' nouns it connects:
* {{t|Rẻı <u>súq roı jí</u> múao.}} = "You '''and''' I '''(together)''' surround the tree."
{{t|rı}} is used in questions:
* {{t|Kảqgaı súq <u>káto rı kúne</u> moq?}} = "Do you see a cat '''or''' a dog?"
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=== Quotations and names ===
Quotations start with {{t|mo}} and end with {{t|teo}}.
{{t|mı}} is placed before a name.
If you are addressing someone, {{t|hu}} should be added before the name.
* {{t|Hu mí Hỏemaı, lả hỉo ka}} = "Hello, Hoemaı".
Remember to add some separation between the name and the following sentence with {{t|lả}} or something similar.
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=== Asking questions ===
{{t|moq}} is the illocution for asking questions.
{{t|mả}} can be used to ask a yes/no question.
* {{t|Mỉ Hỏemaı súq da.}} = "You are Hoemaı."
* {{t|Mả mỉ Hỏemaı súq moq?}} = "Are you Hoemaı?"
{{t|hı}} 'what, which', {{t|tıopuı}} 'how many' may be used to ask non-yes/no questions. Note that {{t|hı}} is a determiner.
{| style="text-align: left;"
|{{t|Tỉ}}
|{{t|súq}}
|{{t|hı}}
|{{t|rảı}}
|{{t|moq}}
|{{t|?}}
|-
|at
|you
|which
|thing
|INT
|?
|-
| colspan="6" |"Where are you?"
|}
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{| style="text-align: left;"
|{{t|Tỉsha}}
|{{t|súq}}
|{{t|rào}}
|{{t|hı}}
|{{t|moq}}
|{{t|?}}
|-
|arrive
|you
|when
|which
|INT
|?
|-
| colspan="6" |"When did you arrive?"
|}
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{| style="text-align: left;"
|{{t|Pủ}}
|{{t|chủq}}
|{{t|hı}}
|{{t|rảı}}
|{{t|ní}}
|{{t|moq}}
|{{t|?}}
|-
|PST
|eat
|which
|thing
|this/that
|INT
|?
|-
| colspan="7" |"Who ate this?"
|}
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{| style="text-align: left;"
|{{t|Tảo}}
|{{t|súq}}
|{{t|ní}}
|{{t|kùi}}
|{{t|hı}}
|{{t|moq}}
|{{t|?}}
|-
|do
|you
|this/that
|because
|which
|INT
|?
|-
| colspan="7" |"Why did you do that?"
|}
<hr>
{| style="text-align: left;"
|{{t|Tỉopuı}}
|{{t|póq}}
|{{t|moq}}
|{{t|?}}
|-
|how many
|person
|INT
|?
|-
|colspan="4" |"How many people are there?"
|}
<hr>
{| style="text-align: left;"
|{{t|Fả}}
|{{t|tíopuı}}
|{{t|póq}}
|{{t|moq}}
|{{t|?}}
|-
|go
|how many
|person
|INT
|?
|-
|colspan="4" |"How many people went?"
|}
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=== {{t|po}} ===
Used for showing possession, terminated by {{t|ga}}; "{{t|Pó}} [possessor] {{t|ga}} [possessee]"
{{t|Nủi pó káto ga nỉoka.}} = "The cat's paws are tiny."
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Revision as of 18:36, 7 December 2022

Pronouns

  • = I
  • súq = you (sg.)
  • súna = you all (pl.)
  • nháo = he/she/they (sg.)
  • nháona = they (pl.)
  • úmo = I+you
  • íme = I+they
  • súho = I+you+they
  • = one/people (as in "One does not simply walk into Mordor")

These pronouns refer back to words of a certain animacy class:

  • = him/her/them (animate)
  • máq = it (inanimate)
  • hóq = it (abstract)
  • = it (adjective)

Attach -bo to pronouns to make genitive words:

  • jıbo = ___ is mine
  • suqbo = ___ is yours
  • maqbo = ___ is its (inanimate)

For example:

  • Jıbo kúe ní (da). = "This is my book"
  • Bo súq kúe jıbo (da). = "You have my book"

Nature vocab

  • poq = ___ is a person
  • ocha = ___ is a human
  • nıaı = ___ is an animal
  • deo = ___ is a child
  • kato = ___ is a cat
  • kune = ___ is a dog
  • cıe = ___ is a fish
  • hoe = ___ is a sun
  • mıao = ___ is a moon
  • nao = ___ is water
  • haq = ___ is food
  • rua = ___ is a flower

Colors

  • reo = ___ has color ___
  • reocuaq = ___ is a color

kıa naraq lue rıq kuao mıo loa bao ruı kuo tıaq

All of the above verbs mean "___ has color X", not "___ is the color X".

Everyday vocab

  • maı = ___ loves ___
  • paı = ___ is a friend of ___
  • cho = ___ likes ___
  • hıo = ___ greets/bids farewell to ___

  • ceohıo = ___ says hi to ___
  • shaıhıo = ___ says bye to ___

  • chuq = ___ eats ___
  • pıe = ___ drinks ___
  • kuq = ___ says ___ to ___
  • koy = ___ talks to ___
  • = ___ is good
  • huı = ___ is bad
  • de = ___ is beautiful
  • = ___ is at ___
  • nıe = ___ is inside ___
  • neo = ___ is on top of ___