Azkali grammar: Difference between revisions
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Impersonal verbs are verbs that have no definite subject, for example the verb "to rain". Most, but not all impersonal verbs are atmospheric verbs, i.e "to rain", "to be hot", etc. Azkali treats these types of verbs strangely. | Impersonal verbs are verbs that have no definite subject, for example the verb "to rain". Most, but not all impersonal verbs are atmospheric verbs, i.e "to rain", "to be hot", etc. Azkali treats these types of verbs strangely. | ||
The sentence "it is raining" translates in Azkali to ''Marikiko | The sentence "it is raining" translates in Azkali to ''Marikiko isanieko''. The structure of this sentence is demonstrated below: | ||
{| class="wikitable" | {| class="wikitable" | ||
|+Structure of the Azkali sentence "''Marikiko isaniko''" | |+Structure of the Azkali sentence "''Marikiko isaniko''" | ||
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| -ko | | -ko | ||
|isan | |isan | ||
| - | | -ie- | ||
| -ko | | -ko | ||
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