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But it is very common that only the third person be used, and the subject pronoun be placed after the thus conjugated verb.
But it is very common that only the third person be used, and the subject pronoun be placed after the thus conjugated verb.


Verbs endings usually are either -ƃ or -æ̊r. There are two kinds of conjugation, one for animate beings and one for inanimate things. The inanimate conjugation mostly consists of a lengthening of the desinence vowel. To conjugate a verb, the infinitive ending drops and is replaced by the conjugated ending.
Verbs endings usually are either -ƃ or -æ̊r. There are two kinds of conjugation, one for animate beings and one for inanimate things. To conjugate a verb, the infinitive ending drops and is replaced by the conjugated ending.
 
The inanimate conjugation mostly consists of a lengthening of the desinence vowel.  


====Indicative====
====Indicative====