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---------Aš-----Tu----Jis/Ji------Mes-----Jūs---Jie/Jos
-eti-----iu------i-------i---------ime------ite------i
-yti-----au-----ai-----o---------ome-----ote-----o
Etc------u------i------a---------ame-----ate-----a
Present tense verb add ons
Pronunciations
Ai
Au
Ei
Ui
Uo
Al
Am
An
Ar
Il
Im
In
Ir
Um
Um
Un
Ur
Pronunciations
Ahee
Ow
Aye
Ooee
Ooah
Ch
Dz
Dž
Lochnest sound for ch