Of course, you are not always talking about
people in the present. You may want to talk about an ancestor, a historical
person, yourself as you used to be, etc. For that you need to know the
descriptive past tense of <boas> be, being (SWFM <bos>). Notice
that in some cases there is no difference between the past and the present (you
may need to use an adverb of time to make it clear which tense you are
using):
SWFLt
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an RMC “short form”
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after description:
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I was
You were
He was
She was
We were
You were
They were
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Tho vy
Tho che
Tho ev
Tho hei
Tho nei
Tho whei
Tho anjei or Thens
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My o
Ty o
Ev o
Hi o
Ni o
Hwi o
I o
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o vy
o che or osta
o ev or ova
o hei
o nei
o whei
o anjei or ens
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Two adjectives to set
the scene!
marow dead
bew alive
Marow ew
ev lebmen. He
is dead now.
Bew o ev
nena. He was alive then.
Cleopatra o teg. Cleopatra was beautiful.
Hei o
myternes Ejyp. She was a queen of Egypt.
Victoria o
an vyternes obma.
Victoria was the queen here.
Victoria was the queen here.
Playn o
hei. She was plain.
An den na o hager That man was ugly
bes rych ova. but he was rich.
William Bodinar o den
bohojek.
William
Bodinar was a poor man.
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