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Your sentence says this: "I need this thing which is to run because a mountain will ascend I ((error: both I and mountain are trying to be subjects here)) with people from my school until two weeks." Your meaning was: "I need to run because I will ascend a mountain with people from my school in two weeks" Which would be like this: Oe zene tivul taluna ramėri fäkayä oe sutehu a ta numtseng oeyä kay mehintrr. ALso, fäkä is a compound head-final verb (fä-kä;'top-go'), which means that the actual verb part of this word is kä, so all infixes go inside the kä part: fäkayä instead of fayäkä. ![]() And "I need <to verb>" is equal to and probably best expressed as "I must <verb>". Not to say that oel kin futa [verb] is wrong, but it's much easier and common to use oe zene [v<iv>erb]. -- Oe fmi rivun pxaya 'eylanit amip ro numtseng. I try to find many new friends at school. ((Which for me, means on university campus)) Last edited by TireaAean; 09-10-2014 at 05:24 AM. |
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