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Imperative Mood in Susu
Hello Susu learners,
➡ In today's lesson you will learn how to use the Imperative Mood in Susu language.
Happy learning!
Consider broadening your understanding by checking out these related lessons: Say Hello and Greetings in Susu, Future Tense & Na used as To be.
Imperative Mood[edit | edit source]
Infinitif | 2nd pers/sing. | 2ndpers/plu. |
giri | giri | Wo giri |
siga | siga | Wo siga |
¯ErE | ¯ErE | Wo ¯ErE |
So | So | Wo so |
Example[edit | edit source]
- Wo so yifanyima
Turn righ
- Turuti giri
Cross the road
If the second person singular, the verb is represented by the radical base alone. In the second person plural, the pronoun appears.
Pronominal Verbs[edit | edit source]
Infinitif | 2nd pers/singular | 2nd pers/plural |
mafa | I mafa | Wo mafa |
magbilen | I magbilen | wo wo magbilen |
maxa | I maxa | wo naxa |
tongo | a tongo | Wo a tongo |
Sa | A sa | Wo a sa |
- NB : wo wo mafa pronounced woo mafa
When the third person is singular pronoun precedes the verb directly, it thus represent the object.
Ex[edit | edit source]
- A tongo
Take it
- A sa
Put it
- Yi kira tongo
Take this road
Imperatif : Negation[edit | edit source]
Infinitif | 2nd pers/singular | 2nd pers/plural |
giri | I naxa giri | Wo naxa giri |
siga | I naxa siga | wo naxa siga |
¯ErE | I naxa ¯ErE | wo naxa ¯ErE |
mafa | I naxa i mafa | Wo naxa wo mafa |
tongo | I naxa a tongo | Wo naxa a tongo |
In the negative form/We have :[edit | edit source]
I naxa / Wo naxa + the radical base of the verb.
Ex[edit | edit source]
- I naxa siga
- Wo naxa giri
For the pronominal form or reflexive, we have :[edit | edit source]
I naxa/Won naxa/Wo naxa + the present imperative.
Ex[edit | edit source]
- I naxa i mafa
- Wo naxa wo magbilen
Other Lessons[edit | edit source]
- Tan
- Xili To be called
- Indirect object pronouns
- Possessive Adjectives
- Past Tense
- To have
- Future Tense
- Na used as To be
- Present Tenses