Editing Kot Wawa (section)

== Rule #9 – Subject sequences ==
NP en NP li VP

If start a sentence with a noun phrase and then “en” and then another noun phrase, the result is a pair of subjects. If you then say “li” and then a verb phrase, both the noun phrases do the verb phrase.

You can have many “en NP”s and many “li VP”s. The result is that every noun phrase mentioned does every verb phrase.

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|  | zòwel.
|  | “It’s a beast.”
|  | < tok ''soweli''. Refers to any non-human land mammal, or more loosely, any mammal or more loosely, any animal.
|-
| | wás en pípi en sówel li lònkás.
| | “There are birds and bugs and beasts in the tree.”
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| | kás li jò e wás e pípi e sówel.
| | “The tree has birds and bugs and beasts.”
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|}