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	Native verbs take on the suffix -i by default, and loaned verbs show up in the infinitive form (without "to" in the case of English).		Native verbs take on the suffix -i by default, and loaned verbs show up in the infinitive form (without "to" in the case of English).

			Certain aspects of vocabulary are simplified even when they resemble French or English, such as days of the week and months, which use a numerical system instead: ''ununato'', ''dunato'', ''trinato'' etc. where -nato is an abbreviation of -monato.