Lu fì'u sìltsan aylì'u?

[Eight]

Yeah, I knew that, I was just putting them in to make sure I had the inflection in the right place.

Cool - you asked earlier what they were for, and noone seemed to have answered it directly so I thought I'd mention it in case you were still wondering.

[guest2859]

Since I'm bad at developing examples, can people post up easy sentences for me to translate?

[Tsamsteu]

.what kind? with just subjects, or sentences that will require you to conjuage verbs based on tense, and subjects/objects based on cases?

[guest2859]

Just easy ones, with a subject and a verb that needs to conjugated, preferably with a few adj.s' and adv.'s.

[guest2859]

Tayung nga rey. (I hope)

[NeotrekkerZ]

Just 2 things:
1. it's lì'fya (language)
2. i think you need an accusative suffix (-ti/-it/-t), but i don't know if on lì'fya, or on lena'vi...

Thanks for the corrections...that's what happens when I go off memory.  The corrected form should be

P<er>lltxe oe-l lì'fyat leNa'vi nì-muiä srak?
Am I speaking the Na'vi language properly?

The suffix on lì'fya can be either -t or –ti, whichever sounds better to you.  LeNa'vi is an adjective here so the suffix does not go on it.  

A further note:  there is no a- prefix on leNa'vi to explicitly show that it is the adjective.  This is in accordance with other examples given by Frommer.  (Though I don't remember exactly where they are at the moment)  What demonstrates that it is the adjective is the "le" so putting an a- would be redundant.

EDIT:  I forgot to point out that if you were, however, to put the adjective on the other side of language you would put an -a suffix in accordance with the usual rules.
leNa'vi-a lì'fyat above.