kadani wrote:So I suggest for defining the grammar further these words (just an example, we can invalidate them and replace them by something different if you wish):
heten: teacher
laasi: story
kiti: to read
tenkai:person
How would you say now that the person reads the story of the teacher?
I thought I'd have some fun with this, just riffing on some of the suggestions floating out there:
Tenkai kiti lamasi hieten. (Infixing ho!)
For the following, I changed "laasi" to "laxasi" to break up the long vowel and because I liked it. I changed "heten" to "keten" because I wasn't sure we were using "h".
Tenkai kiti laxasi ketenma.
Tenkai da kitis da laxasi u keten.