2.1 Subject Pronouns

2.2 Common Words & Phrases

Hello: Svakhet
Hi: Svakh
Goodbye: Lakhet

Yes: Ast
No: Akh

Good Morning: Sanct nuosh
Good Afternoon: Sanct nakhet
Good Evening: Sanct suwo
Good Night: Sanct svakh
Good Day: Sanct svast

Who are you? : Semp vask'dut'ak? (Literal translation: Who you are?)
What is your name? : Uruk sat mid'lafant?
My name is... : Gul'dut'ere... (Literal translation: I am ... .)

How old are you? : Losk rukat vask'dut'ak? (Literal translation: How old you are?)
I am ... years old. : Gul'dut'ere ... semat.

How are you?: Losk vask'dut'ak? {Literal translation: How you are?)
Good: Sanct
Bad: Rowast
Okay: Staf
And you? : Se vask?

Please: Bliast
Thanks: Stowa
No thanks: Akh'stowa

What: Uruk
When: Holk
Where: Pash
How: Losk
Who: Semp

My: Link
Your: Mid

This: Kior
That: Khet

Dog: Wog
Cat: Cad

Ex. 1: My cat. : Link'cad.
Ex. 2: Your dog. : Mid'wog.

One: Stant
Two: Wist
Three: Kelt
Four: Fant
Five: Lus
Six: Cor
Seven: Wol
Eight: Fos
Nine: Rel
Zero Set

RULE: Unless the word already ends in '-ant', you add '-ant' to the final number in a sequence.

Ex. 1: 934 : rel'kelt'fant
Ex. 2:: 607 : cor'set'wolant

2.3 Verb Conjugations

-ro Verbs

NOTE: If there is an 'OST' already and you are conjugating into Pist form, then you drop the -ro instead.
Ex. Bostra (to talk): pist'bost (they talk).

-ra Verbs

NOTE: If there is an 'OST' already and you are conjugating into Pist form, then you drop the -ro instead.
Ex. Geastra (to run): pist'geast (they run).

2.4 Past & Future Tense

For Past Tense:
add '-tan-' in between the subject and the verb.

Ex. He ate food.

Rom'tan'robestul fenst'ap. (Literal translation: He did eat food.)

For Future Tense:
add '-cal-' in between the subject and the verb.

Ex. The dog will run home.

Falk'wog cal'geastul hast. (Literal translation: The dog will run home.)