Particles

Toedo uses Particles to convey certain things.

U indicates the location of something. Can be used like "In," "at," "on", etc.

E is used to show a relation/ownership of one thing to another. Whichever noun comes first owns the other.

O marks the previous noun as the topic of the sentence.

I marks the direct object of a sentence. (e.g. Kite o ke i yido / My (subject) hair (Direct Object) long | My hair is long).

Se and Kekeo both change the sentence's meaning to mean “the opposite” (e.g., Sarah u todene se (Sarah is not cool))