A word or sentence may be enclosed in brackets, forming a situation noun. A situation noun behaves as a noun.
[PIZU]
Sleeping
[GOGI]
Goodness
[BIKI PAZU]
Seeing a tree
KIKE KASA [PEKA BIKI PAZU]
I say that a person sees a tree.
KIKE GOPA [KIKU BIKI PAZU]
I want you to see a tree.
KIKE TEPO DIKU [KIKU KASA]
I go and you speak.
Brackets may optionally pronounced as KIDA and KIDU.
Translate the sentences below. When you come up with a translation, select the text in the black box under the sentence you translated.
Water is blue.
PUDO BIDO. / PUDO DIZA BIDO.
I want to see a green plant.
KIKE GOPA [BIKI BIDE PAPA].
I am not purple.
KIKE DETU DIZA BISO.
I like using the yellow machine.
KIKE GOTA [GOTO BITE TOSE].
PAPA BIDE DIKU [PEPE BIGA].
The plant is green and the animal is gray.
PEKA DIPA [GOGI].
The person has good.
KIKU KASA [PUDO BIDO].
You say that water is blue.
[PIZU] DIZA GOGI.
Sleeping is good.