Here are the UFOSAT personal pronouns: abo = I eco = you (singular) idid = he idis = she ido = it ofo = we ugo = you (plural) ajo = they As in the case of the third singular person (idid, idis, ido) all of the personal pronouns can change the final -o into [...]
In UFOSAT verbs are invariable. For instance, to mean ‘I love’ you say ‘abo kini’ and ‘idis kini’ means ‘she loves’. To refer to the past you precede the verb by the particle ‘dre’. For instance, ‘ajo dre kini’ means ‘they loved’. To refer to the future you precede the verb by the particle ‘zme’. [...]
Being UFOSAT nouns invariable they have no plural form. Thus, to say ‘a/the dog’ you use ‘dako’, while to mean ‘the dogs’ you use ‘du dako’, ‘du’ being the plural definite article. You get the plural also by preceding the noun with a number or other determiner. E.g.: dik dako (two dogs), aqoda dako (many [...]
