Aomiyaman Grammar
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2. Aomiyaman Grammar
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Gender:
In Aomiyama, most nouns can only have gender when a suffix is added.
The suffix for male nouns is צפר (so:), and the suffix for female nouns is לפר (ʃo:).
Example: פףתןהפ (owaiɾo) means "dog", פףתןהפצפר (owaiɾoso:) means "male dog", and פףתןהפלפר (owaiɾoʃo:) means "female dog".
Number:
Aomiyaman nouns do not have a plural form, but you can put a number before the noun to make it plural.
Example: צפרבתן פףתןהפ (so:kai owaiɾo) means "three dogs".
Possession:
To show that a noun is owning something, add the suffix חתן (nai), there are some specific possession forms for pronouns that you will read later in the "Pronouns" section.
Example: פףתןהפחתן פףתןהפ (owaiɾonai owaiɾo) means "(a/the)1 dog's dog".
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Topic and Subject Particle
The particle צת (sa) is placed after the subject or topic.
Example: חן צת תסרבן (ni sa amuki) means "I ate".
Object Particle:
The particle ףפ (wo) is placed after the object.
Example: חן צת בפקפסת ףפ תסרבן (ni sa kotoma wo amuki) means "I ate (a/the) banana".
Location Particle:
The particle שת (ja) is placed after the location of the place of what the sentence described happened.
Example: חן צת בפקפסת ףפ פףתןהפחתן בתחתן שת תסרבן (ni sa kotoma wo owaiɾonai kanai ja amuki) means "I ate (a/the) banana at (a/the) dog's house".
Afftecting Particle:
The particle צתן (sai) is placed after the noun or pronoun that is being affected or receiving something.
Example: חן צת פערבר ףפ חפסר צתן ןקפבן (ni sa ot͡suku wo nomu sai itoki) I gave (a/the) apple to you.
Directional Particle:
The particle תבתפ (akao) is placed after the place the noun or pronoun is going to.
Example: חן צת ןשתברסת תבתפ מןבתןבן (ni sa ijakuma akao t͡ʃikaiki) means "I went to Iyakuma".
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