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==== Questions and Negation ====

For binary questions, ~~the~~ answer ~~must be 'Fe'~~(~~Yes~~) or ~~'Sezo'~~(No). For non-binary questions, the question appears right after the verb root.

For binary questions(Yes/No Questions), Vethari uses a four-form system for answering a question. This means, there are 4 ways you can answer someone, not just simply “yes” and “no”. For Positive Questions (e.g. Is he here?), you answer “yes” or “no”, right? Now for Negative Questions (e.g. Is he not here?), if you answer “yes”, you mean that he is not there or that he is there? and vice-versa with no, so there is a four-form system. To affirm a Positive or Negative question, you use “Jyodhowu” and “Jyodhowa” respectively and to negate a Positive or Negative question, you use “Uwu” and “Uwa” respectively.

For non-binary questions, the question appears right after the verb root.

: Vicyisoma''nuru''!?

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: Don’t cry!

The Vetitive mood is used only when warning someone that there’ll be consequences for something like prohibiting from doing something, or constructions like: “Beware …”. It’s also used to show impossible things like imagining something that will never happen or a dream. It’s also functions like a “mustn’t”. Negation like “-mu-“ is used for more brief and superficial cases, when nothing big happens.

==== Adjectives ====

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 ==== Questions and Negation ====
-For binary questions, the answer must be 'Fe'(Yes) or 'Sezo'(No).  For non-binary questions, the question appears right after the verb root.
+For binary questions(Yes/No Questions), Vethari uses a four-form system for answering a question. This means, there are 4 ways you can answer someone, not just simply “yes” and “no”. For Positive Questions (e.g. Is he here?), you answer “yes” or “no”, right? Now for Negative Questions (e.g. Is he not here?), if you answer “yes”, you mean that he is not there or that he is there? and vice-versa with no, so there is a four-form system. To affirm a Positive or Negative question, you use “Jyodhowu” and “Jyodhowa” respectively and to negate a Positive or Negative question, you use “Uwu” and “Uwa” respectively.
+For non-binary questions, the question appears right after the verb root.
 : Vicyisoma''nuru''!?
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 : Don’t cry!
 The Vetitive mood is used only when warning someone that there’ll be consequences for something like prohibiting from doing something, or constructions like: “Beware …”. It’s also used to show impossible things like imagining something that will never happen or a dream. It’s also functions like a “mustn’t”. Negation like “-mu-“ is used for more brief and superficial cases, when nothing big happens.
 ==== Adjectives ====