Your... possesional

[Ftxozan]

Fyape do I use nga to make "YOUR"? As in I like "your" ikran.

[Muzer]

Normally you would make something possessive by adding (yä) (if it ends in a, e, i, ä or ì) or ä (if it ends in anything else), but nga is an exception - its possessive form is actually ngeyä.

['Oma Tirea]

Nga - yä, although as it is mentioned in NiaN, pronouns like these are a special case.  Instead of saying ngayä, you would say ngeyä by applying the -eyä suffix instead of either -ä or -yä.

['Oma Tirea]

Normally you would make something possessive by adding (yä) (if it ends in a, e, i, ä or ì) or ä (if it ends in anything else), but nga is an exception - its possessive form is actually ngeyä.

po/fo is another "exception": peyä/feyä.

A really odd exception is Omatikayaä.

[Carborundum]

A really odd exception is Omatikayaä.

Has that been confirmed? To me it sounds like omatikayoä or omatikayuä.

[Ftxozan]

Sweet thank you and is there a thread in here that explains word order easily without the word "constituent".