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VI: luhuu'yen suałtxen | VI: luhuu'yen suałtxen | ||
==Genitive pronouns== | |||
To say something is mine or yours, suffixes different than -en. The suffix -o means "my", the suffix "-u/f" means "your". | |||
fïdaaqen suarcuinda "cuinda's pen". | |||
fidaaqo "my pen" | |||
fidaaqu "your pen" | |||
fidaaqen "his/her pen". | |||
The rules for adding these suffixes are the same as for adding en, allthough for the suffix "u/f", "f" is used after vowels, "u" after consonants. | |||
fïluá> filuáyo "my light." | |||
fïluá> filuáf "your light." | |||
sy'amiił> sy'amiiło "my house" | |||
sy'amiił> sy'amiiłu "your house" | |||
fïklAAs> fïklAAtso "my tablet" | |||
fïklAAs> fïklAAtsu "your tablet" | |||
sit'is> sits'o "my student" | |||
sit'is> sits'u "your student". | |||
===Translation practice=== | |||
1. That by you isn't my bed | |||
2. Her pen is black | |||
3. This is your house | |||
4. My friend's kitchen is white. | |||
I. miriáhëëyen siDuf mite | |||
II. Dhaa sisuho sinteplu | |||
III. mimi sits'en Za sibhi | |||
IV. sy'aTuu luDraaG | |||
==Locative== | |||
Now you get to be introduced to the first formal verb of the Metin language, "hi'", to be in a place. The words you learned before, "Dhaa" and "mimi", are not verbs, but copulas, they do not conjugate. | |||
h'i yałte fïgoon "the table is there by you" | |||
oh'i sy'uDZao "I am in the city" | |||
uh'i yałti mu suarbhii' "you are next | |||
to bhii'" | |||
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