Mypronian

Mypriec/Mypriec (Myprecs) is a Mapperdonic Language used as a purpose of alternate communication.
Verbs
êtrās - to be
havās - to have
mângās - to eat
drênkās - to drink
klôkās - to tell the time
vivās - to live
likās - to like
bëyās - to be there (there
dêlikās - to dislike
hâtās - to hate
lêifās - to love
sȳnās - to think
apêllās - to call
apêllāssir - to be called
vashās - to wash
vashāssir - to wash (oneself)
liberās - To be free
typās - to type
dêletās - to delete
editās - to edit
exitās - to exit
hurlās - to scream
pluās - to cry
pleuvās - to rain
snôrās - to snow
jûās - to play
tûās - to take
sûās - to say 
lûās - to read 
stās - to stand
ôndestās - to understand
cômpetās - to complete
compiêtās - to compete
mettrās - to put
battrās - to fight
ômettrās - to put on
vêurrās - to see
mêurrās - to die
naîtrās - to be born
mappās - to map (make mapping videos) 
mapperās - to be a mapper 
svitās - to switch 
entrās - to enter 
petrās - to be able to (can) 
mûtrās - to have to (must)
wâizās - to be willing to (will)
sâizās - to ought to (shall)
hûngrās - to be hungry
sôifās - to be thirsty
cheudās - to be warm
frôidās - to be cold
richās - to be rich
peurās - to be poor
showās - to show
tellās - to tell
qômmünikatās - to communicate 
argüās - to agree
no argüās - to disagree
Making Negatives 
When making a negative, we add 'No' before the verb. 
I have a cake - Mi havo em Cajk. 
I don't have a cake - Mi no havo em Cajk.
When saying 'never', we use 'Niëȳ' before the verb. 
I agree with you - Mi argüo mith tia. 
I never agree with you - Mi niëȳ argüo mith tia.
When saying 'neither', we use 'Nïr' after the verb. 
I haven't read - Mi no havo gelûōye. 
I haven't read neither - Mi no havo nïr gelûōye.
Articles
There are 2 genders in this Mapperdonic language. (Masculine/Feminine)
For the Article 'A', there are words. 'En and Em'.
E.g.
En Bük (masc) - A Book
Em Cajk (fem) - A Cake
For the Article 'The', you put the Article 'A' at the end of the noun.
Büken - The book
Cajkem - The cake
For plural, use 'De (masc) and 'Je (fem) meaning, This/those/these.
De Büken - This/Those/These books
Je Cajkem - This/Those/These cakes
Prepositions
To - Til (to a place)
To - Iā (for verbs e.g. I am going to see)
On - Pā
At - Ar
At - Ard (Ar+De)
At - Arj (Ar+Je)
Above - Abüs
Under - ônde
Pronouns 
I - Mi 
You - Ti 
He/She - Hi/Si 
We - Ni 
You - Vi 
They - Zi 
Possessive Pronouns 
My - Mio 
Your - Tio 
His/Her - Hio/Sio 
Our - Nio 
Your - Vio 
Their - Zio 
Accusitive Pronouns 
Me - Mia 
You - Tia 
His/Her - Hia/Sia 
Us - Nia
You - Via 
They - Zia 
Reflexive Pronouns 
I - Me 
You - Te 
He/She - Se 
We - Ne 
You - Ve 
They - Ze 
How to make different Simple Tenses (Conjugate Verbs)To make the verb, remove the 'ās' ending and add on these:
Present Tense - o
Imperfect Tense - e
Future Tense - aye
Conditional Tense - âi
Past Historic - û
Present Subjunctive - ō
Imperfect Subjunctive - ē
Future Subjunctive - âȳe
Past Historic Subjunctive - ūs
Imperative: īs
Present Participle: īye
Past Participle - ōye
How to form the Compound Tenses
Perfect Tense - Present Tense of êtrās/havās + past participle
Pluperfect Tense - Imperfect Tense of êtrās/havās + past participle
Future Perfect - Future Tense of êtrās/havās + past participle
Conditional Perfect - Conditional Tense of êtrās/havās + past participle
Past Historic Perfect - Past Historic of êtrās/havās + past participle
Perfect Subjunctive - Present Subjunctive Tense of êtrās/havās + past participle
Pluperfect Subjunctive - Imperfect Subjunctive Tense of êtrās/havās + past participle
Future Perfect Subjunctive - Future Subjunctive Tense of êtrās/havās + past participle
Perfect Historic Subjunctive - Past Historic Subjunctive of êtrās/havās + past participle
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Category:Mapperdonic languages