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Maj Pronoun

Maj pronouns are versatile and easy to use. Maj is using 3 persons and 7 cases. All pronouns are genderless except the third person singular that has two genders: one for beings and one for things. Maj dictionary is using different words for a female and male beings to compensate for lack of gender.
Maj Pronouns

Regular Pronouns

Note:Let's start learning some words before we can create examples for learning the pronoun. Later we will do many more examples after we learn about Nouns and Verbs.

Dictionary:

  • noma = name
  • kasa = home
  • baka = boat
  • bezu = own
  • balu = belong
  • voku = to call
  • kibu = write
  • sonu = to be
  • sopu = say
  • venu = to come
  • xaru = to have
  • ema = someone
  • posu = be able/can
  • xai = come on/let's
  • vi = how
  • uk = which

Case I: Nominative

Case II: Accuzative

Case III: Dative

Case IV: Genitive


Maj Pronouns

Iregular Pronouns

Dictionary:

  • vhzu = to see
  • fime = movies
  • macu = to walk
  • paju = to like
  • Koika = dog
  • dolu = pain
  • kapa = head
  • jozu = to be excused
  • ogi = each/every
  • jora = day
  • gabu = hurry
  • voku = call
  • noge = legs
  • mosu = move
  • pe = on
  • sh = to

Case V: Reflexive

For reflexive we have two forms: nominative, acuzative. Observe that nominative form is not using two words but instead only one. This is how Maj enable efficient chat. By removing redundant pronouns.

a) Reflexive - Nominative

a) Reflexive - Accuzative

Case VI: Subjonctive

Case VII: Imperative


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