The order of the sentence is

Verb-D.C.-S-I.C.-Adjnct.-O.S.P.-Conj.

For example:

fuu boj ja kidom wu nepom aj poj ke oru ("But the woman gives the plant to the man in the country")

The order of the copulative sentence is

O.S.P.-S-Adjnct-Conj.

For example:

erim nepom kaj (positive present)

erime nepom kaj (negative present)

erim'om nepom kaj (positive past)

erimem nepom kaj (negative past)

erimi nepom kaj (conditional)

erimti nepom kaj (dubitative)

erimda nepom kaj (interrogative)

nepokum badim kaj (possessive)

NOUN SYNTAGME

When adjectives, participles and substantivated genitives are in attributive position, they are attached with a hyphen (except for substantivated genitives), without determination or the conjugational adjective ending, to the left of the core, (e.g. one-kum).[Core] (ku)

[[D.C.] Core] (one-ku)

[[I.C.] Core] (nepo aj ku)

[[D.C.] Core [I.C.]] (one-ku nepo aj)

POSTPOSITIONAL SYNTAGME

[Core] pst. (ku aj)

[[D.C.] Core] pst. (one-ku aj)

[[I.C.] Core] pst. (nepo aj ku aj)

[[I.C.] [D.C.] Core] pst. (nepo aj one-ku aj)

Locative postpositions are constructed with ke, except for ke, gaj and ew.

kum ke ("In the head")

kum gaj ("Inward the head")

kum ew ("Separating from the head")

kum ke im ("Over the head")

Subordination is achieved with conjunctions, but completive sentences are introduced through the subordinate nominative (-ba) and accusative (-kom) postpositions. The first and second person singular and plural have their own subordinate pronouns.

Haja <naj-dum rwe-be-ba> am-be wu ("I said I love you")

Haja <dum fejm-kom rwe-be-ba> am-be wu ("I said I love him")