Kifuliiru Grammar

Kifuliiru uses a system of noun classes to categorize nouns. Each class has its own prefix and agreement patterns. This system is fundamental to the language's structure and affects how other words in the sentence agree with the noun.

Kifuliiru verbs are conjugated using prefixes and suffixes to indicate tense, aspect, and subject agreement. The verb structure follows a specific order: tense marker + subject prefix + verb root + aspect marker + object marker (if any).

Kifuliiru uses various tense and aspect markers to indicate when and how actions occur. The language distinguishes between different types of past events and can express various aspects of actions such as completion, duration, or repetition.

Kifuliiru uses agreement patterns to show relationships between words in a sentence. This system ensures that all words in a phrase or sentence agree with the class of the head noun, creating a cohesive grammatical structure.

Kifuliiru has a flexible word order but follows certain patterns for emphasis and clarity. While the basic structure is Subject-Verb-Object (SVO), the language allows for various word orders to express different emphases and relationships between elements.

Kifuliiru has specific patterns for forming questions and negative statements. These patterns affect both the word order and the verb structure, often requiring special markers or changes to the verb form.