In the UFOSAT conlang, there are two main demonstrative determiners: ‘haza‘ and ‘huza‘. ‘haza’ is an adjective meaning ‘this’, whilst ‘huza’ is an adjective meaning ‘that’. For instance: haza kuro = this cat huza dako = that dog haza du celis = these girls huza du celid = those boys To get the corresponding demonstrative [...]
A poem in the UFOSAT conlang: Ofo ste qi be raro re tamo Aqoda majo be du pamo Ofo epude kini ce daza samo. Translation: We are walking on the mountain path The many flowers in the fields We always love being kissed by the sun
In the UFOSAT conlang you express a question by simply inserting ‘el‘ in the sentence. ‘El‘ can be placed anywhere in the sentence, provided its meaning keeps clear. Most often, you would position ‘el‘ either at the beginning or at the end of the sentence, but that is not mandatory. For example: Did he want [...]
