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==How To Speak==
Ising of the wanting of cleaning in the part.
 
* The '''pronoun''' is assumed as being you unless contradicted.
*Place the tense of the phrase, either present, past or future at the front of the phrase.
** Using your name is redundant.
** '''wasing''' is past tense.
** If you must refer to the subject do so at '''the end'''.
** '''ising''' is present tense. It isn't to difficult to figure out most other words.
 
* Use '''nicknames for people''', the language is based off moving the structure of a sentence into as many ''confusing manners'' as possible. In fact, using a '''nickname of a nickname''' is best.
*Every verb ends in -ing
** i.e wasing the '''wanting''' of '''doing''' the thing
 
* ''Adjectives'' come '''first''', Then ''verbs'', even if you form them as nouns
*Refer to people by nicknames, whether it's phonetic or because of an ability, have nicknames for people.
** In general, '''verbs should be gerunds''', meaning they should end with ''-ing'', even if that's not normally correct.
** i.e. Spook, Sir. Jumps, Dox
** The only exception is if the verb can't become a gerund without loosing the needed meaning.
** Wasing not the need of '''Sir. Jumps'''.
 
* Form sentences ''(Tense-Adjective) (Verb-Gerund) Noun''
* Input small words such as '''the, of, and, is, now, I'm''', ect. Ignore standard rules of grammar in most cases, and use the word that makes the '''LEAST''' sence
** The longer the sentence is it becomes '''symmetrical'''.
* So instead of "wasing want of doing thing" it is
** Remember it '''TAV-GuN; Nug VAT''' Those in parenthesis (see above) ''can be swapped'' around with each other.
** Wasing '''in the''' wanting '''of the''' doing '''and the''' thing.
*** I don't know where the u came from, this is how a friend explained it to me.
 
* It's better to use '''shorter sentences''', the longer ones give more '''clarity, which we are trying to avoid'''
* Use a different words then you might normally.
** i.e. "'''I'm not of the seeing'''" rather than "'''Wasing not in the knowing'''". Though they both mean '''I don't know''',
** Above I use part instead of page or section to make the meaning ''less clear''
 
* '''Don't use possessives''' unless they are formed as ''adjectives''.
* Use large nouns, such as the subject towards the end. Once you've said them in a paragraph, you don't necessarily have to say it in each sentence, you can use; '''he, she, they, it, thing'''
** To refer to a subject say '''"of <subject name>"'''.
** Ising the wanting of being in the knowing of the now.
 
* Many phrases begin with '''Wasing''' or '''Ising'''.
* Be vague, if you are talking to people, you don't need to establish the subject more than once.
** '''Ising (in the) now''' is incorrect, don't pair them. This ''changes'' the tense.
** i.e. Wasing with the wanting of knowing a friend.
*** If you must change the tense, you'll have to cycle again, or you risk adding to much clarity to what you say.
** Notting is the nice of the wanting without.
** Don't neglect '''Notting, Nowing, Nearing, Having, Kind, Good''' and other words as they work well too.
 
*Remember that you'll learn to understand it before you speak it near as well.
 
Guide dictated by Lady Amdin , written by Sir Kit
 
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