Auien

you came from here, or here.
/*here is separeted the grammar, i don't want to waste time on phoneetic beacuse it thinks is weird
==Grammar==
===pluralization and genderization===
For animate things (and articles) , it can be applied them gender, and plurize depending on them. Katt this time is the root word, if its added (a, e, or o) the word now is genderized. then it can be added "s" to plurize. this is an example of "the cat"
/ 	Male 	Female 	Neun
Sing. 	e Katte 	a Katta 	o Katto
Plural	es Kattes	as Kattas, Kattei*	os Kattos
*ei can be used for female plurarization. (but rarely, i don't reccomend use it)
for inanimate things (except if they are bfdi characters) have only the neun gender. the reason that "Joap" becames "Joapes", is that when the non genderized noun ends with a consonant, it is added a "es"
/ 	Livro 	Joap
Sing. 	o Livro 	o Joap
Plural	os Livros	os Joapes
===Possesion ===
to affirm possesion, it is added a -is to the end of the noun. 
===Na- Adjectivation===
adjectives come after nouns.
==Verb Fatigation==
With ar, er, ir, means that if the past tense changes depending on the termination, in past tense, it is replaced the termination (ex: er) with the conjugation corresponding to the end of the present verb (Lanzar, Lanza → Lanzast ). the same happends with conditional tense tense
to especificate the present, do add a "Agora," and then the rest of the phrase
Agora, Yo kaminaryo o Kasa (im walk to my house)
Yo kaminaryo o Kasa (i will walk to my house)
/ 	past tense	not past tense	conditional	past imperfect	not past tense imperfect	conditional imperfect
Lanzai (a verb)	Lanzast 	Lanzai 	Lanzaría 	Lanzastkkan 	Lanzaikkan 	Lanzariakkán
Gretei (e verb)	Gretest 	Gretei 	Gretería 	Gretestkkan 	Greteikkan 	Greteriakkán
Broti (i verb) 	 	 	 	 	 	
Apoyoi (o verb)	 	 	 	 	 	
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=Auien comparations=
==Ninez and auien are similar==