Verb Conjugation
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All verbs end in -i or -y. There are two classes of verbs, the first class is all verbs ended with -y or consonant +i. The second is all verbs ended with vowel + i. The verbs "I" and "Y" are of the first class.
Polarity:
Affirmative
Negative: Non doing the action
Person:
First Singular and First Plural (I, we)
Second Singular and Second Plural (You, you)
Third Singular and Third Plural (He/She/It, They)
Tenses:
Past
Present
Future
Moods
Indicative: The action by itself
Potential: Posibility/capacity. Potential Negative: An inexistent posibility/capacity
Imperative: Subject gives an order to Direct Object. Imperative Negative: The order is not doing something
Desiderative: An event is wished or hoped. Desiderative Negative: The action isn't wished or the subject doesn't want that action to happen
Dubitative: An event is uncertain, questionable. Dubitative Negative: The action is certain and not questionable
Permisive: Subject gives permission to Direct Object. Permisive Negative: The Subject doesn't give permission to Direct Object
Interrogative: Used in questions and indirect questions. Interrogative Negative: Negative questions and Negative Indirect Questions
Subjunctive: Any other Irrealis mood. Subjunctive Negative: Any other Irrealis mood in Negative
Formality:
Formality is marked with a particle. Without particle, the verb is unformal.
To somebody major in rank: Syn
To an older person (In school, an older person is, at least, one year older than the speaker. In adult life an older person has to be, at least, 5 years older than the speaker): Rehn
The speaker talk to its family unformally, but with its grandparents it has to say Rehn. Between friends is used unformal.
Voice
Passive: Subject is reciever of the action. Marked with particle "Sol"
Non-Personal Forms
Participle: The verb as a state. Participle Negative: The ausence of the state of a verb.
Gerund: The quality of a verb, an action in process. Gerund Negative: The ausence of the quality of a verb, an action not in process.
Conjugating verbs
Indicative: Root + Suffix of Polarity, Person, Tense + Voice Particle + Formality Particle
Other Moods: Root + Suffix of Polarity, Mood, Tense + Suffix of Person + Voice Particle + Formality Particle
Participle/Gerund: Root + Suffix of Participle/Gerund and Polarity
Non-Indicative Moods:
First Class: The Tense/Polarity/Mood suffix replaces the -i ending of the verb. The -y ending is replaced by -i and the Tense/Polarity/Mood is added.
Second class: The Tense/Polarity/Mood suffix is just added.