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*''chēpān'' = I am guarding

*''cen am certon'' /kʰen am kʰertʰo/ = 'the man sleeps' *''cen am al cherto'' /kʰen am aʟ gʰertʰo/ = 'the man slept'

| ''But I am not just a king.'' | ''Let me tell you who I am.''

| I am from ... || ''Cusu te ...''

| -am || -am || -am || -jam

; -am : adverb

'''''Kin ixaye omōkkiřeh yiřam,'''''<br> '''''kin hamūrreh wīnni yiřam,'''''<br>

...used mainly found in verbless sentences ({{cop|'''ⲁⲛⲟⲕ''' ⲩⲥⲃⲩⲓ}} "'''I''' am a student" and are commonly dropped in verbful sentences ({{cop|ⲁⲛⲟ� * Simple Present: {{cop|ϯⲥⲱⲧⲉⲙ}} (''tisōtem'', "I hear, I am hearing")

*''Reeditaicyn raḏi am ḡiaf.'' = 'I'm talking about love and hate.'

*locative: -am / -iam

====I Am The Walrus==== I am he as you are he as you are me

The copula is suffixed ''-am-'' or postposed ''am-'': ...khaphalamorn. / Yong Rokkhaphon amorn'' = 1SG Raxan_person(-)COP-PRES = 'I am a Raxan.'

''amínda on onaharsišawattunur.''<br/> ''ikka tuwat kakanum, am undan awí akusatšanattu''<br/>

Ig ar een man = I am a man<br /> I am a big man<br />

ŧağa → ŧa(ğ) → ŧağẽo (I am) → ŧalaña (you are) |I am

to vjɛndadɾan amo fo maʁam to vjɛnd-adɾ-a-n amo fo maʁ-am

...nää- is added to the verb. An example: "Ikka nää-wõri" [ɪka nɛ:'wø:ri]= I am not. ...lish) and the suffix -zõ is added onto the verb. An example: Ikka wõri = I am<br/>

| aχk-ak || aχk-am || aχk-ais | miw-ak || miw-am || miw-ais

..."um" is saying "I'm still talking, give me a moment to think about what I am trying to say and don't take my turn away from me".

*Thpam rie to = I am well (formal) *ăchłam te brăłam = (said before eating any food)

oh'i: I am there. ohi' yarj'i: where am I?

*''clofabosine nibuxavir.'' - I am learning Clofabosin. *''endin...'' - I am...

** '''Vaou bene.''' — I’m well. ''Literally: “I am going well.”'' ** '''Natau bene.''' — I’m well. ''Literally: “I am swimming well.”''

*chașech = miss, ma'am

* ''am'''i'''co, id'''e'''a, il am'''a'''ra, am'''i'''cos, id'''e'''as, doct'''o'''res''. * ''p'''a'''tria, v'''i'''dua, p'''a'''trias, v'''i'''duas, il am'''a'''ria''.

Possible endings: -am, -em, -im, -om, -um, -ōr | ''cabnann'''am''''' || ''cecabnannam'' || ''cabnannas''

|Am=ameritsi

|b'''e'''d, Am'''e'''rika ([[wikipedia:Czech language|Czech]])

...h pronouns. In order to create a predicative expression of the type {{sc|I am + noun/adj}}, these are fixed to the end of the word. In most circumstances | translation = I am a boy.

* Motion to a place: I am going <u>to work</u>. * A distinction: I am different <u>from them</u>.

Geðœd (Brit.: [ji:ðy:t], Am.: [i:ðy:d]) is a fictional evolution of Old English. It is a version of En |i > ɪ (Am.)

This is an as-of-yet unstable Romance Conlang. I am just going to throw in a few ideas here until I decide which sounds I want eo so um omem - I am a man /ɛo sɔ um 'om.ɛm/

haa nyihapea: I am happy

''Mishi tā Nihon dini'' = I am Japanese

..., sta ƣierⱶtas et sta ƣita'' /jo sɐm stɐ ʒiɐ, stɐ ʒiːərtɐs ɛ stɐ ʒitɐ/ = I am the way, the truth and the life

| ''*am-'' | ''*l₂am-''

...|Rejtori-m ("I am a Reitorian"), Adzhik-aem ("I am Adzhik"), kaem-áem ("I am coming")

*adverbial -m (PIE acc. sg. *-m, PSem "adverbial acc." *-am)

However, the reciprocal may also be marked, by adding ''viṣam'' (the other), this time in the dative case: | translation = I am calm.

....wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Cheke John Cheke], wrote in the 16th century ''"I am of this opinion that our own tung should be written cleane and pure, unmixt

| *sāl || *ęs || *ta || *am || *qui || *kō | *ę-sāl || *ę-ęs || *ę-ta || *ę-am || *ę-qui || *łi

...n'' ‘I am in love with you, bacon’ (state) vs. ''kora tan mir, pa-kon'' ‘I am loving you, bacon’ (action). :‘I am happy with myself’

...ceptive Present''': Describes an action that is started in the present. "I am starting to walk"

[[Present tense|Present]]: '''mi am''' ''I love''<br> ...verb '''esar''' ''to be'' and the passive participle: '''mi es amed''' ''I am loved'', '''mi averio esed amed''' ''I would have been loved'', etc.

#I am very happy. #I am tired, but very happy.

== I am very happy. == == I am tired, but very happy. ==

*Definite article can be omitted: 'I am going to jacuzzi' * Progressive aspect -- uses the word ''''tib'''' before the main verb -- ''"am studying"'' or tib betʉb

* /d/ in ''A'''d'''am'' → /t/ in ''otiqaöpiná'''d'''''. ...d in ''-a'' or ''-z'', but if it ends in ''-a'' then it is inflected to ''-am'' if the subject is plural.

|I am walking. |I am about to walk.

...ore I am'' would be ''Kri kuludā, yir kri'', or literally ''I think, so I (am)''. In Standard Psér however, the zero copula does not appear, and Descart

|Am'''i'''antra

|'''s'''am

:'''''Am shaanft Għánameen swid?''''' :'''''Am għar roft Inthar? Thoor.'''''

**Thbam rie to = I am well.

| ''<nowiki>'am</nowiki>''

...ssi: The nominative of ‘mother’ was áma (> am), but the prepositional was ‘amáta’ (> mal). However, this loss affects mostly a and ā; i remains. For * nominative: '''mǝ''' ('I') '''am''' ('mother') '''iṣ̌t''' ('son') (< PU *irkä)

**''América ...'' /aˈmɛrikʰə əð ar(ə)m rɛn/ = ... America. *''América Sim'' = North America

* {{Sy|{{term|ܢܖܡ}}}} - na`am - to please

| '''am-baa-da'''

| rowspan="3"| vṛdh'''am''' | sten'''am'''

The relay was set to start at Wednesday, 4th of September, 1:20 AM CEST, and was finished at Tuesday, 10th of September, and contained one for

...genitive plural takes –aro, borrowed from Latin. The dative plural takes –am, but in many cases this ending undergoes a process of metathesis, rendering | slēp-'''am'''

* From 00:00 to 12:00 : AM (''hora deï maurginai'')

| style="vertical-align:middle; background-color:#D9D2E9;" | -am | style="vertical-align:middle; background-color:#D9D2E9;" | u(k)-am

I am glad that I may speak. amínda on onaharsišawattunur.

| -am ...which can mean both "to feel" and to "have". Note that you wouldn't say "I am happy", only "I feel happy". You cannot be something unless you are literal

== I am very happy. == == I am tired, but very happy. ==

*''Hydhr hyrimivæ'' = I am drinking water

* a: e: i: o: u: ai au am~ã: em~ẽ: im~ĩ: om~õ: um~ũ: (spelled ''a e i o u ai au aa ee ii oo uu'

<p><b>İstanbulda jaşamaknı/jaşawnı umut etemn.</b> <i>I am hoping to live in Istanbul.</i> <p><b>Benniŋ başm.</b> <i>My head.</i> &mdash; <b>Ben kücikmn.</b> <i>I am small/little.</i><br>

| Near future || ''Ja budu strojati'' || I am going to build | Present || ''Ja sům'' || I am

I am very happy. I am tired, but very happy.

82. I am very happy. 118. I am tired, but very happy.

| 82||I am very happy.|| | 118||I am tired, but very happy.||

|82 || I am very happy || | 118 || I am tired, but very happy ||

|'''h'''am

I am very happy. I am tired, but very happy.

||''-ri'', ''-iri''||''-am''||''-kh, -ekh''||''-kher''||''-in''||''-er''||''-ar''||''-aba''||''-akhe'' |''aafunire'' 'I am a child'

I am very happy. I am tired, but very happy.

I am very happy. I am tired, but very happy.

I am very happy. I am tired, but very happy.

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| Near future || ''me va baw'' || I am going to build | Present || ''me es'' || I am

|82 || I am very happy || | 118 || I am tired, but very happy ||

I am very happy. I am tired, but very happy.

...mbi is made to sound how Anglophones think "African" languages sound. As I am rather unlearned when it comes to linguistics the result is likely to be sk

The nominative case is also used in copular sentences. In the sentence “I am an author,” both ''I'' and ''author'' are in the nominative case. | am

Example: I am happy. Example: I am in the house. I am outside of town. I am beside the woods.

...tense of "to go" in English and other languages to indicate the future: "I am going home tomorrow", "Завтра я еду домой". *"I am Spanish", "I am a Spaniard"

mó ng sòngí ‘sóngà ~I am singing a song abókí mí ng sámbà ~my friend is dancing àwá ng mùkó ...Compare the sentences ''mò wù mámbézè'' "I am a king" with ''mò rámá'' "I am well".

| /am/

| bgcolor="#ff99cc" | <span style="color:red">95</span><br>[[americium|Am]] | 95 || [[Am]] || [[americium]]

...on it was quickly stopped. An example sentence is "io ê âf deitschlând" (I am from Germany). ...rm. This can lead to very long words, for example: läraænþăm [læ:ɾa'aɪnðaʊ̯am] (of a teacher). But sometimes, articles have to be used if there is an adj

...ingly, mostly inspired by Greek even if still different; the current one I am developing only marginally keeps that, while I decided for an aesthetic mor

|'''h'''am

| ''*am-''

| translation = I am a songbird. | translation = I am a songbird.

# I am very happy. # I am tired, but very happy.

'''Example''': Mo-ra Amerika-ine emaru (I am American). '''Example''': Mo-ra kueji-so kueru (I am eating food).

| -on || -oma || -i || -å || -ama || -am || -on || -oma || -i | -on || -in || -am(i) || -im(i) || -on || -in || colspan="6" | -in