Conjugation - Kondžugešon

Conjugation

          In Milbarian, you may omit pronouns. If you have ever studied almost any European language, you will know what I mean. I eat = Eat. But Nicholas, how can we tell who is doing the action? Well, learner, we have conjugations which are what tell us who is doing the action, and even if some conjugations are the same, we can rely on context or just use the pronouns anyway.

 

          Every verb and adjective in Milbarian ends with -dan. And with dan, you can do so many things! Like finding the stem of a verb or adjective. A stem is a base for all conjugations. To find the stem, remove dan. See so simple! unless the stem ends with a consonant. If the stem ends with a consonant add a.

          Eg.: Masadan -- Masa.   Tombrdan -- Tombra.  

           I (Male) = Mali (Conjugation type 1)
           I (Female) = Mala (Conjugation type 1)
          You (Singular Informal) =  Ke (Conjugation type 2)
          You (Singular Polite) = Ker (Conjugation type 2)
          He = Mehi (Conjugation type 3a)
          She = Meha (Conjugation type 3b)
          It = Mehě (Conjugation type 3c)
          We = Malǐ (Conjugation type 4)
          You (Plural) = Kǐ (Conjugation type 5)
          They = Mehǐ (Conjugation type 4)

        

Verb = Masadan (to see)	I	You (Singular)	He/she/it	We and They	You (Plural)
Participle	Masaěn se	Masaěn as	Masaěn si/sa/sě*	Masaěn sǐ	Masaěn sǐs
Imperative	Masadani	Masadani	Masadani	Masadani	Masadani
Present	Masase	Masas	Masasi/sa/sě*	Masasǐ	Masasǐs
Present Negative	Masanase	Masanas	Masanasi/sa/sě*	Masanasǐ	Masanasǐs
Past	Masakase	Masakas	Masakasi/sa/sě*	Masakasǐ	Masakasǐs
Past Negative	Masanakase	Masanakas	Masanaskasi/sa/sě*	Masanakasǐ	Masanakasǐs
Future	Masapase	Masapas	Masapasi/sa/sě*	Masapasǐ	Masapasǐs
Future Negative	Masanapase	Masanapas	Masanaspasi/sa/sě*	Masanapasǐ	Masanapasǐs

         *si is masculine (he), sa is feminine (she), and sě is neuter (it)
    
         To create conditionals (would), take the imperative and add the respectful ending. I would see = Masadanise.

          To create the participle, remove -dan from the verb or adjective, and add -ěn dan. Dan is at the end of every verb or adjective, but it also has its own separate meaning as well. It means to be or to exist, (This does not include being nouns). You must now conjugate -dan. Conjugating -dan to the present, makes it continuous (I am --ing). Conjugating -dan to the past, makes it imperfect (I was --ing). Conjugating -dan to the future, turns it into a continuous will be. Conjugating -dan conditionally (would), turns it into a continuous would be.

Dan (verb)	I	You (Singular)	He/she/it	We and They	You (Plural)
Participle	ěn se	ěn as	ěn si/sa/sě*	ěn sǐ	ěn sǐs
Imperative	dani	dani	dani	dani	dani
Present	se	as	si/sa/sě*	sǐ	sǐs
Present Negative	nase	nas	nasi/sa/sě*	nasǐ	nasǐs
Past	kase	kas	kasi/sa/sě*	kasǐ	kasǐs
Past negative	nakase	nakas	nakasi/sa/sě	nakasǐ	nakasǐs
Future	pase	pas	pasi/sa/sě*	pasǐ	pasǐs
Future Negative	napase	napas	napasi/sa/sě*	napasǐ	napasǐs

Here are some examples for you--
To eat = Miěndan
To be beautiful = Miladan
I am beautiful = Milase
The boy is eating = Morbonove miěněn si
My mom saw me eating = Malija mama masakasa miěněn mje.

If you want, you can find any verb at this link to all Milbarian verbs.