Learn Sambahsa - Lesson 37 : A Free Introductory Course

Introduction to Sambahsa: 37

We've already seen that is (masculine) has an accusative iom. Likewise, the masculine plural ies has an accusative iens, jens. "To go" is gwah, gwa:, which conjugates like poh or stah. "Soldier" is soldat, sol'dat. Translate now : "They used to go with the soldiers", knowing that all those soldiers are male, and without the personal pronoun before the main verb.

They used to go with the soldiers. Ee-gwahnt con iens soldats.|ee-gwahnt con iens soldats.|ee gwahnt con iens soldats|EE GWAHNT CON IENS SOLDATS|Eegwahnt con iens soldats|Ee-gwahnt con iens soldats.
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Remember to pu the hyphenated 'Ee-' before 'gwahnt', and that 'the' will become 'iens' in this sentence.
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You are called by the master. Ste kalt ab iom mayster.|ste kalt ab iom mayster.|ste kalt ab iom mayster|STE KALT AB IOM MAYSTER|Ste kalt ab iom mayster|Ste kalt ab iom mayster.
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Remember to use 'Ste' for 'you are', and also to change 'id' to 'iom' before 'mayster'.
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