Vemos+3

=Verbs=

Verbs in //Angos// end in **//a//**. If an action is done by humans or by man-made means and needs to be specified as such, the word ends in the man-made marker **//as//**. Verbs are never conjugated for number or person, and they can all be used with or without direct objects.

=Example= The root //l////us// means "light." When you attach an **//a//** to the end, it becomes //l////usa.// Literally, this means "light (action)". Depending on context it can mean "glow" or "to light (something)."

There is no verb "to be" in //Angos//. The predicate follows the subject: //Lo vao -// It is a tree //Lusos sang-ami// - The light is red

In some cases, you'll encounter a word with multiple meanings. For example, the word "//ba//" (derived from //bo//, "a grasp") is a very common verb, having different meanings depending on context:
 * to grasp/hold
 * to have
 * to take/get
 * to know
 * to understand

Modal Verbs
Examples:
 * =  ||= **Angos** ||= **English** ||
 * = **Favor** ||= //kala// ||= like ||
 * = **Desire** ||= //desa// ||= want, would like ||
 * = **Ability** ||= //bisaa// ||= can, be able to ||
 * = **Necessity** ||= //talua// ||= need, must ||
 * //Wo **bisaa** gema// - I **can** play
 * //To **talua** gia// - You **need** to go
 * //Lo **kala** nestea// - He/she **likes** to drink
 * //Le wo **desa** bebea// - We **want** (to have) a baby

=Vocabulary= Here is a list of some common verbs along with their meanings. Remember: all verbs are based on noun roots.


 * = **Verb** ||= **Meanings** ||= **Noun Root** ||
 * //gia// || walk, run, go by foot, kick || foot ||
 * //via// || see, watch, look at || eye ||
 * //ansa// || talk, speak, answer || speech ||
 * //ala// || eat || food ||
 * //noa// || think, concentrate || brain ||
 * //amaa// || love, have strong feelings for || passion ||
 * //mana// || touch, feel || hand ||
 * //ela// || hear, listen || ear ||
 * //sona// || sleep || rest ||

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