Sentence structure
Columbish uses a vso ( verb-subject-object ) sentence structure. This means that a simple sentence like she loves him becomes loves she him. Here's an example of a basic sentence in our language.
Itu watísím kaçω'ż kŕuñbiñω'ż
This literally translates to Have I planes.
The Kaç rule
Kaç translates to the word the but it is required to write it before every single noun. Kaç comes in many forms exactly 6 forms Kaçω ( singular masculine ), Kaçω'ż ( plural masculine ), Kaçu ( singular neutral ), Kaçu'ż ( plural neutral ), Kaçi ( singular feminine ), and Kaçi'ż ( plural feminine ).
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