Козеине
A constructed language by Klaivas.
Lesson 2
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In this lesson, you will learn how to use the various cases, and learn how to attact things like number and location to words. Also, you will use the oblique form of a noun.

Перистис Words that it is useful for you to know

хос - small group
хот - large group
хис - group getting larger
хит - group getting smaller
икси - none
<other numbers> (see home page)

ау - past tense marker
оу - future tense marker
еу - present continuous tense marker

Анегали - England
Америка - America
Лиетува - Lithuania
Суоми - Finland
щист - person

ор - at, in (basic locative marker)
исет - to, into, towards
усет - from, out of
пост - here, there

зос - go, visit
мокси - come

In this part, as usual, we will construct a question and answer. Usually, questions can be answered with the replacement to "сех", or a repeat of the verb in yes-no questions. This time, however, we will answer the question in a full sentence so you know how normal sentences are strung together as well as questions.

The initial question is "To where are the men going?" and the answer will be "The men are going to Finland".

Question:
1. Question marker
2a. To where - Oblique
2b. Go - Verb
2c. The men - Agent
3. It will look like this:
тес исет сехе зос еу щиста хос
[tes 'i:set 'se:þe zos eu 'śi:sta þos]
*q to what.obl go *pct man.agt *sg
Where are the men going?

Answer:
исет Суомие зос еу щиста хос
['i:set 'Su:omie zos eu 'śi:sta þos]
to Finland.obl go *pct man.agt *sg
The men are going to Finland

Question: "Where do you come from?" (asking a group of about 30 people)
1. Question marker
2a. From where - Oblique
2b. Come - verb
2c. You - Agent
3. It will look like this:
тес усет сехe мокси ета хот
[tes 'u:set 'se:þe 'mo:ksi 'e:ta þot]
*q from what.obl come you.agt *lg
Where do you come from?

Answer: "We come from Lithuania"
усет Лиетувате мокси уа хот
[tes 'li:etu,va:te 'mo:ksi ua þot]
from Lithuania.obl come I.agt *lg
We come from Lithuania

Now you know how to do this, can you form these sentences?

1. Where are you? I am here!
2. I am visiting America.
3. We went to England.

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