Grammar
Proganese grammar is quite a deal different than ijeða, or english.
Word order and sentence construction
Basic word order
- Word order is SOV. This means that instead of saying "I am eating a rock" you would say "Sa om tau" (literally I rock eating).
Sentence structure and other stuff related to positioning in the sentence
Note:
- Basic word order is SOV (see last section.)
- Auxilliary verbs go before the main verb (sa þūše ðūtau, i need eat ("þūše" is the auxilliary verb, "ðūtau" is the main verb))
- Adjectives go before the noun it applies to. (just like english)
- dependent clauses ALWAYS go before the main clause (example: (insert example sentence with translation))
- Unlike standard ijeða, you do not need a special marker for question sentences.
- Like standard ijeða, if an animate noun is an object, it gets marked with the -ja suffix, and if theres an inanimate subject, it gets marked with the -ri suffix (example: ōmri saja tau (literally rock me eating, rock is the subject or doer of the verb, and i am the reciever of the verb, or the one that the verb is being done to.))
incomplete proganese