The Language of Gamatsu has just about one hundred thousand words in it. The verb "to be" does not exist. Thus, do not look for words such as am, were, are, is, etc. Instead, the verb "to be" is implied by putting the verb after the noun. If the sentence is being phrased by a question, then the only difference needed is the question mark. The sentence is never reordered when phrased in a different way. The only thing that changes is the inflection put upon the words and the punctuation.
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| - The Language of Gamatsu has just about one hundred thousand words in it. The verb "to be" does not exist. Thus, do not look for words such as am, were, are, is, etc. Instead, the verb "to be" is implied by putting the verb after the noun. If the sentence is being phrased by a question, then the only difference needed is the question mark. The sentence is never reordered when phrased in a different way. The only thing that changes is the inflection put upon the words and the punctuation.
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| - The Language of Gamatsu has just about one hundred thousand words in it. The verb "to be" does not exist. Thus, do not look for words such as am, were, are, is, etc. Instead, the verb "to be" is implied by putting the verb after the noun. If the sentence is being phrased by a question, then the only difference needed is the question mark. The sentence is never reordered when phrased in a different way. The only thing that changes is the inflection put upon the words and the punctuation.
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