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= phonology =
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== consonants ==
 
*Nasals: /m n ɳ ŋ/ <'''m n ny nk'''>
*Stops: /p~t k kʷ/ <'''t k kw'''>
*Fricatives: /ɦ~h/ <'''h'''>
*Approximants: /j w/ <'''y w'''>
 
 
* <small>Unvoiced stops > voiced when preceded by same consonant</small>
 
== vowels ==
 
* /a e o aˑ eˑ oˑ/ <'''a e o á é ó'''>
 
= nouns =
 
== cases ==
 
* '''nkato''' /ŋaˈto/ - dog
 
* NOM/ABS - ''-'' - '''nkato'''
* ACC - '''-to''' - '''nkatoto''' /ŋaˈtodo/
* GEN - '''-yo''' - '''nkatoyo''' /ŋaˈtojo/
* DAT - '''-ho''' - '''nkatoho''' /ŋaˈtoho/
* LOC - '''-mo''' - '''nkatomo''' /ŋaˈtomo/
* INST - '''-wé''' - '''nkatowé''' /ŋaˈtoweˑ/
 
== gender ==
 
* '''tá-''' - masculine
* '''yé-''' - feminine
 
== number ==
 
* '''ka-''' - plural
* '''ná-''' - collective
 
== pronouns ==
 
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center; width: 400px;"
!
! ''NOM''
! ''ACC''
! ''GEN''
! ''DAT''
! ''LOC''
|-align=center
! 1s
| '''wa-'''
| '''áwa-'''
| '''wayo'''
| '''waha'''
| '''wamá'''
|-align=center
! 2s
| '''ne-'''
| '''áne-'''
| '''neyo'''
| '''neha'''
| '''nemá'''
|-align=center
! 3s
| '''o-'''
| '''áho-'''
| '''oyo'''
| '''oha'''
| '''omá'''
|-align=center
! 1s
| '''kwa-'''
| '''ákwa-'''
| '''kwayo'''
| '''kwaha'''
| '''kwamá'''
|-align=center
! 2s
| '''nke-'''
| '''ánke-'''
| '''nkeyo'''
| '''nkeha'''
| '''nkemá'''
|-align=center
! 3s
| '''ko-'''
| '''áko-'''
| '''koyo'''
| '''koha'''
| '''komá'''
|}
 
= verbs =
 
All roots are verbal, i.e. (CV)C. So, '''yom-''' means "to relate, be akin to, or have association with". Nouns are derived from these roots.
 
* '''yoma''' - to relate, be akin to, or have association with
:: '''táyomato wayo''' | MASC-relate-IMPV | ''He's my brother.'' (lit: He relates mine.)
:: '''yomo''' | relate-NOM | ''relative; something/one that relates''
 
== tense, aspect, and mood ==
 
There is no tense, only the perfective and imperfective aspects. Imperfective verbs are marked by '''-a'''.
 
* '''kwanka''' | 1pl-eat-IMPV | ''We eat / We are eating''
 
Future events can be indicated by a tentative mood affix '''-eny-'''
 
* '''nenkenya''' | 2s-eat-TENT-IMPV | ''You might eat / be eating''
 
The perfective is indicated by the affix '''-e'''
 
* '''wanke''' | 1s-eat-PFV | ''I ate / have eaten''
 
To negate verbs, the affix '''-ók''' is used
 
* '''kwankóka''' | 1pl-eat-NEG-IMPV | ''We do not eat / We are not eating''
 
The interrogative mood is marked with the affix '''-em'''
 
* '''nenkeme''' | 2s-eat-Q-PFV | ''Have you eaten / Did you eat''
 
= vocabulary =
 
== verbs ==
 
* '''ma''' - do; make; cause; form; create
* '''na''' - see; know; be aware; look
* '''nka''' - eat; drink; ingest; consume
* '''nyata''' - burn; be alight; shine
* '''ta''' - be; exist; live
* '''teya''' - give; donate; transfer
* '''ya''' - have; possess; hold
* '''yoma''' - relate; be akin; associate
 
== nouns ==
 
* '''nkato''' - dog; wolf; bear
 
= examples =
 
* '''wayóka''' | 1s-have-NEG-IMPV | ''I don't have it.''
:: <small>The object is understood.</small>
 
* '''kwayéne''' | 1pl-FEM-see-PFV | ''We saw her.''
 
* '''nkatoto áhonkenya''' | dog-ACC ACC-3s-eat-TENT-IMPV | ''The dog might be eaten.''
 
* '''áwanókenye''' | ACC.1s-see-NEG-TENT-PFV | ''I might not have been seen.''
 
* '''koteye nkatoho kwayo nkoto''' | 3pl-give-PFV dog-DAT 1pl.GEN eat.NOM-ACC | ''They gave food to our dog.''

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