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Notes
Auxiliary
verb in presumptive or future tense
Following are the f.mp3s of the auxiliary verb a:s
'be' in presumptive or future tense agreeing with the subject in number and
person in the nominative case:
Examples:
The second and third person plural f.mp3s are used
for honorific singular subjects as well.
In case the
subject is in dative case, following are the f.mp3s of the verb a:s 'have'
agreeing with the subject in person and with object in number:
Examples:
The
coordinate conjunction morpheme 
The coordinate conjunction morpheme kinI
is used to conjoin two sentences of similar structure after the deletion of
repeated elements in the second sentence.
Examples:
Adverbs
In this lesson certain adverbs indicating direction
like
 have
been used. When these adverbs are used (as postpositions), the subject
noun or noun phrase which immediately precedes them is put in the dative case
using the dative case markers.
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