Part 28 (1/2)

_dovavemunge_? how much? how many?

_domamai_? how much? how many?

_avevemunge_, as much, so much, as many, so many.

_tale(le)_, many.

_apa(le)_, enough.

_kisiaka_, few, little.

_oko_, few, little.

_-ta_, very.

_ande_, very.

_boboi_, entirely, quite.

_gegeto_, few.

Note. When _apa_ is used with a numeral it precedes it. Ex. _apa gegeto_, two are sufficient.

V. Adverbs of Affirmation, Negation and Interrogation.

_e_, yes.

_akai(ge)_, truly.

_g'akai_, truly.

_me_! what! certainly!

_ila_! I who knows?

_ua(ne)_, not, no.

_na_? is it not (French, n'est ce pas?).

_ouo_! not at all, by no means.

_andal'ai(me)_? why?

Note. _Me_, _ouo_, and _ila_ are almost interjections.

VI. Adverbs of Manner and Likeness.

The adverbs of manner are often replaced by noun suffixes attached to the verb, with the final _i_. (See Verbal Suffixes, p. 323).

_unoi_, together.

_akaumai(nge)_, further, beyond, besides.

_uneke_, only.

_ende_, also.

_elele_, quickly.