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*''I'' (and) is often omitted and replaced with a short pause indicated with comma: ''Bebing rolax (kuk) cuxu, (i) tola shy nas lettepo.'' (I went there yesterday, and he saw me walking.) | *''I'' (and) is often omitted and replaced with a short pause indicated with comma: ''Bebing rolax (kuk) cuxu, (i) tola shy nas lettepo.'' (I went there yesterday, and he saw me walking.) | ||
*''Is'' (but): Bomiin cuxu, is söin tolla sysh.'' (I was there, but I didn't see him.) | *''Is'' (but): Bomiin cuxu, is söin tolla sysh.'' (I was there, but I didn't see him.) | ||
*''Ros'' (for), indicating reason | *''Ros'' (for), indicating reason: ''Sui zu, ros nii musi josi cuxu.'' (She ate, for there was much food.). | ||
*''Nas'' (so) indicates consequence and works similarly to ''ros'': ''Tös bibinu, | **Can be used together with ''i'', but then ''ros'' is placed after the first verb: ''Sui zu, i nii ros musi josi cuxu.'' | ||
*''Tas'' (or): ''Sol foo kyxu, | *''Nas'' (so) indicates consequence and works similarly to ''ros'': ''Tös bibinu, nas bomiin özore.'' (Grandmother died, so I was sad.) | ||
*''Tas'' (or): ''Sol foo kyxu, tas soleran cuxu!'' (Come here, or I will come there!) | |||
Some of these conjunctions can be used by themselves after the first verb as adverbs: | |||
*''i'' (also) | |||
*''is'' (however) | |||
... (always so busy!) | |||
====Dependent==== | ====Dependent==== | ||