Compound tenses

Simple future

Just add "beeş" before the simple present verb and there you have it; the simple future:

Distant Future

Add "taú" before the simple present:

Conditional and Emphatic

Before the past simple, the prepositional pronoun "Raa" signifies the conditional present perfect.

Before the simple present, it signifies either assertion or "would + bare infinitive + today" construction:

Before simple future it signifies emphasis

Progressive tense

For present tense, use the particle "fi" after the verb and before your object (if it's a transitive verb) to imply progressiveness of the action:

1. Ttaíeb gatto?

• "Do you cook cake?"

2. Ttaíeb fi gatto?

• "Are you cooking a cake?"

3. Noşreb teei

• "I drink tea"

4. Noşreb f et teei

• "I am drinking [a cup of] tea"

(You can remove 'et'. Just wanted to illustrate how to use 'fi' in different biomes in a sentence)

For other tenses, you need to conjugate the auxiliary verb "keen" in that very tense and then follow your main verb in the simple present. Otherwise you're not allowed "fi".

1. Simple past:

2. Simple future

Note for past tense, progressive aspect can also signify past habbit