Learn how to construct a sentence in Sairupanese!
Rules for Ordering Sentences:
In Sairupanese, sentences always follow a subject-object-verb order. This is shown in the examples below:
English Translation: 'The dog bit the bone'
Sairupanese: Di mõr di dɑrp zaspɟœRuʎ
Direct English Translation: The dog the bone bit (past tense)
Subject Object Verb
English Translation: 'The big tree is in the park'
Sairupanese: Di mə̃ɾo tœs o di tRak Retmã
Direct English Translation: The big tree in the park is (present tense)
Subject Object Verb
Now try it yourself!
Translate the following English sentence into Sairupanese:
‘I have extremely blue eyes’
Here are the vocabulary words you may need!
[Mĩŋ] 'I'
[lapmã] 'have
[mɛ̃jisãm] 'extremely'
[boja] 'blue'
[bẽŋũz] 'eyes'
Answer:
Remember, Sairupanese follows a Subject-Object-Verb sentence structure, so the Subject (I) is following by the Object (extremely blue eyes) and then the Verb (have)
Mĩŋ mɛ̃jisãm boja bẽŋũz lapmã
I extremely blue eyes have (present tense)