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<p>//BASICS OF LOMIKATARI//</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>//LOMIKATARI// is a language mostly based on severe optimism. The language is also structured quite logically in patterns of 4, as it is quite a lucky number in //LOMIKATARI//. There are 4 pronouns, and there are also 4 main word types. As this language is severely optimistic, there are no negatives which behave like the negatives usually seen in your average language. The &quot;-ne&quot; ending is the closest thing to a negative. Even so, it technically doesn&#039;t count as a traditional negative in the sense that it is opposite or unwanted. All polite sentences end with adding the <br /> &quot;-ra&quot; ending to the very last word.<br /> <br /> //THE 4 MAIN WORD TYPES//<br /> the main word types each have a different ending<br /> <br /> -san = person<br /> -marika = important thing/living creature<br /> -ka = unimportant thing/non living<br /> -mara = philosophical or spiritual concepts<br /> <br /> //THE 4 MAIN PRONOUNS//<br /> <br /> nori = they/she/he/it/3rd person<br /> sen = you/2nd person<br /> sewo = me/1st person<br /> senko = we<br /> <br /> //thanks 4 reading//<br /> //ramiki layitara//</div>

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