Some pronouns are introduced as well, I give a bigger overview here, and the verb "to be" as well, so you can read forms like "I am, you are" etc. from the list as well:
... Nom | to be | Gen-Akk | Lok
1.sg | mun | lean | mu | mus
2.sg | don | leat | du | dus
3.sg | son | lea | su | sus
1.du | moai | letne | munno | munnos
2.du | doai | leahppi | dudno | dudnos
3.du | soai | leaba | sudno | sudnos
1.pl | mii | leat | min | mis
2.pl | dii | lehpet | din | dis
3.pl | sii | leat | sin | sis
What you can read from this list as well is how to say "I have..." etc., because these work with the locative:
Mus lea x = With me is x = I have x
The genitive form is used for example to say:
mu namma lea = my name is
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Some simple verb forms are introduced in the first lesson as well. I give the whole present tense pattern for one class of verbs here. In the German books this verb class is called "gleichsilbig" which means it has an even number of syllables in the infinitive, and the infinitve is in the strong grade.
(I won't explain much about consonant gradation right now, I think it might be in some of the posts which already exist, or you can read about it on wikipedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Consonant_gradation or I'm going to write about it another time. It's not really important to understand and know the complete patterns right from the start anyway
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Some verbs now:
boahtit = come
mannat = leave
hupmat = speak
orrut = live
The personal forms are in the same usual pattern as the pronouns above, so I won't write 1.sg, 2.sg etc. again
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boađán | human | orun
boađát | humat | orut
boahtá | hupmá | orru
bohte | hupme | orro
boahtibeahtti | hupmabeahtti | orrobeahti
boahtiba | hupmaba | orruba
boahtit | hupmat | orrut
boahtibehtet | hupmabehtet | orrubehtet
bohtet | hupmet | orrot
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All verbs have a negative form as well:
boađe | huma | oro
This negative form is used together with the so-called negation verb, which has the following personal forms:
mun in
don it
son ii
moai ean
doai eahppi
soai eaba
mii eat
dii ehpet
sii eai
Pronoun and negation verb can also be turned around: "mun in boađe" or "in mun boađe" = I don't come.
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Question forms are build by adding an interrogative particle to the relevant word, mostly the verb:
boađátgo? = do you come?
positive answer: "juo" = yes, or "de mun boađán" = I do come.
negative answer: "in" = no, or "in mun boađe" = I don't come.
("in" is the negative verb alone)