Korafe language
Korafe is a Papuan language spoken in Oro Province, in the "tail" of Papua New Guinea. It is part of the Binanderean family of the Trans–New Guinea phylum of languages. Korafe or could also be called Kailikaili, Kaire, Korafe, Korafi, Korape, and Kwarafe is a language spoken in the Oro Province more specifically in the Tufi District, and Cape Nelson Headlands. Korafe has been heavily influenced by Oceanic languages. Speakers. For the people that lived of the Korafe language lived with three main principles: The Korafe people are a people that live in a mainly tribal manner  as they wear very outlandish headgear as well as many other types of jewelry not commonly found anywhere else. The people were rich in culture and that can be seen within the complexity in the Korafe Language. Grammar. The Korafe language has primarily SOV or Subject-Object-Verb word order. An example of the use of Subject-Object-Verb word order is shown below: ere-gov-ena REP-plant.vs1-PRES.1S.FN ‘I am planting’ Stems and Verbs. For stem verbs I the structure of that verb would be said root word followed by -e, -i, or -u. Example: Stem II verbs  are normally somewhat close to Stem I verbs but with a few changes whether it be a vowel shift, reduplication etc. Normally, removes one of the vowels which are most likely -u, or -i Example: Verbs follow serial verb construction, or basically using more than 1 verb next to each other in a clause. Example: 'while I will be speaking' 'he wrote' Non-Finite Verb Forms. Positive Deverbals. When creating a positive deverbal it is a root word followed by the suffix -ari. Example: 'to speak/speaking' 'to cook/cooking' 'to write/writing' Negative Deverbals. Negative versions of Positive Deverbals  are the same structurally but just has a different suffix which for negatives is -ae Example: 'not saying' 'not cooking' 'not writing' Verb Formation. In Korafe only one heavy syllable is allowed (vv in the Rhyme) Almost all imperfective verbs will use the -ere rules Section::::-ere replacement rules. Example: 'be writing' 'be binding' 'be butchering' 2. Verb is stem two but have longer configurations such as VCVCV, CVCVCV, VNCVCV, CYNCVCV. In this case the -ere rule applies by having the root word followed by -ere. Example: 'be entering' be nurturing' Nominal and Verb Combinations. Some phrases and expressions can be  made with the use nominals and verbs together. The Epenthetic Insertion Rules. The epenthetic rules are used in order to avoid changing the meaning of words that would be changed from suffixes. Epenthetic r-insertion (imperfective). For r-insertion it is normally used between the stem II verb and the -uru Example: 'be writing while' r-Insertion for one syllable (Ci or Cu stems). For this case an r is inserted between the stem II verb and the suffix -arira (will) Example: barija di-arira --> barija di-r-arira, Not --> d-arira rainfall rain-F.3S.FN --> rainfall rain -EPEN-F.3S.FN 'it will rain'