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Ending Sentences

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Vowel/Plosive combos always end a sentence/thought. The rest flows smoothly in one line without stoping until the plosive.

The plosive used tells what kind of sentence it is.

Interrogative:

(Starts with "oo")

d?! - pronounced [d] and ends a question that is exclaimed

b?? - pronounced [b] and end a rhetorical question

p? - pronounced [p] and ends a standard question

Declarative:

(Starts with "i")

t! - pronounced [t] and ends a declarative exclamatory sentence

d(.) - pronounced [ɖ] and ends a sad/down declarative sentence

.(?) - pronounced [ʔ] and ends a declarative statement that is unsure- inflection goes 'up' here like a question.

. - pronounced [ʔ] and ends a standard declarative sentence

Imperative:

(Starts with "ì")

g..! - pronounced /ɡ/ and ends a harsh / exclamatory imperative sentence.

c(..) - pronounced /c/ and ends a softer imperative sentence

k[..] - pronounced /k/ and ends an informal imperative sentence

q.. - pronounced /q/ and ends a formal or authoritative imperative sentence