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Present tense (na)

First person changes from "ni" to "si". All others "ha" prefix added.


The tense marker is dropped.


Vowels ending with "a" is changed to "i"

Sipiki -- Hatupiki

Past tense

First person changes from "ni" to "si". All others "ha" prefix added. The tense marker is "li" is changed to "ku".

Sikupika -- Hatukupika

Future Tense

First person changes from "ni" to "si". All others "ha" prefix added.The tense marker "ta" stays the same.

Sitapika -- Hatutapika

Present perfect tense (me)

First person changes from "ni" to "si". All others "ha" prefix added. The tense marker is changed to ja.

Sijapika -- hatujapika

Habitual tense "hu"

Add "huwa" then add verb in the negative present tense.

I do not cook daily -- Huwa sipiki kila siku


We do not cook daily -- Huwa hatupiki kila siku