KAYAKO NA KAH Kah Dictionary - Kwesho.com

Deictic pronouns:wau – this, theseye – that, thoseExample sentencekaiko wau – this bookwana ye – that womanReciprocal pronoun: Example sentence:noyom – each otherInterrogative pronouns:haya - what?hayu - who?hala - where?hana - which?hashi - how?hasa - what kind of?hata - when?hamun - why?hano - where to?hachu - where from?hawi - how much/many?maika noyom – to greet one anotherVerbsVerbs in Kah do not inflect for tense, gender, number. This means they have one basic formthat is modified by both the context and individual constituents surrounding it. Importantwords modifying verbs are:kwi - already, indicates the action has already taken placela - to be at, indicates the action is still taking placedenu - to go, indicates an action will take place in the futurekwiku - before, ever, indicates an action has ever taken placelum - about to, on the brink of, indicates an action is about to take placejanja - usually, have the habit of, indicates an action usually takes placeke - intend, indicates the action could take place, "would", "how I wish"om - "let's!" "may you" indicates the wish that the action takes placetinti - should, ought to, indicates the action should be taking place, "should"And examples of their use are:gevu – run, to runwa kwi gevu – I ranwa la gevu – I am running,wa denu gevu – I will runwa ke gevu – I would runKah Dictionary 7