kawaba
the language of parts
lesson 3 - complex
Kawaba's simplicity extends to its approach to complexity. By combining straightforward structures and clear markers, you can easily link multiple ideas, express relationships, and dive into more nuanced expression.
vocabulary
o
word marker
object maker
e
word marker
location maker
i
word marker
time maker
u
word marker
instrument maker
ku
verb
noun
modifier
noun
modifier
be time
time, event, period
temporal, timely
time, event, period
temporal, timely
bi
verb
noun
modifier
noun
modifier
precede, be before
past, front
before, in front of, prior
past, front
before, in front of, prior
me
verb
noun
modifier
noun
modifier
follow, be after
future, behind
after, behind, subsequent
future, behind
after, behind, subsequent
ti
verb
noun
modifier
noun
modifier
think, reason, contemplate
thought, mind, idea
thinking, thoughtful, rational
thought, mind, idea
thinking, thoughtful, rational
so
verb
noun
modifier
noun
modifier
know, understand
knowledge, information
knowledgeable, informed
knowledge, information
knowledgeable, informed
pe
verb
noun
modifier
noun
modifier
want, desire, intend
want, intention
wanting, desired
want, intention
wanting, desired
objects
The word marker o marks the object. The object of a sentence is the thing that the verb is done to. In the English sentence, "I love dogs", "dogs" is the object.