futa (conjunction)
| 'ìnglìsì: | that subordinate to a clause of a transitive verb |
| tsim: | Taronyu's dictionary -> Paul Frommer |
sìkenong
-
oe·l new futa k·iv·ä
I want to go -
oe·l k·ol·an futa nga·l '·iv·em wutso·ti
I intended (for/that) you to cook dinner -
ke new oe·l futa nga k·iv·ä
I don't want you to go -
oe·l new futa taronyu k·iv·ä
I want hunter to go -
hìtxoa, ke new oe·l futa fì·tì·pängkxo·t ay·ngeyä h·iv·ultstxem, slä tsun m·iv·äkxu hìkrr nì'aw srak?
Excuse me, I don't want to derail your chat, but can I interrupt for just a moment? -
oe·l vewng futa ay·eveng n·iv·ume teri ay·ewll na'rìng·ä
I see to it that the children learn about the forest plants
lì'uä sna'o
| fwa | that (subordinate clause marker) |
| fula | that subordinate to a subject clause of a transitive verb short from: fì'ul a |
| furia | that subordinate to a topic clause short from: fì'uri a |