e.g.: Puñunaypin puñurqani. = I slept on/in my bed.
(puñuy = "to sleep") (-na = nominalizer) (-y = 1st person singular possessed) (-pi = "on/in") (-n = validator) (puñuy = "to sleep") (-rqa = simple past tense) (-ni = 1st person singular present tense conjugation)e.g.: Lunispin hamusaq. = I'll come on Monday.
(lunis = "Monday") (-pi = "on") (-n = validator) (hamuy = "to come") (-saq = 1st person singular future tense conjugation)e.g.: Wasinkupin kashani. = I'm inside of their house.
(wasi = "house") (-nku = 3rd person plural possessed) (-pi = "inside of") (-n = validator) (kay = "to be") (-sha = present progressive) (-ni = 1st person singular present tense conjugation)e.g.: Watapin supayta llank'an. = He works really hard during the year.
(wata = "year") (-pi = "during") (-n = validator) (supay = "hard") (-ta = adverbalizer) (llank'ay = "to work") (-n = 3rd person singular present tense conjugation)e.g.: Maypin tiyanki? = Where do you live?
(may = "where") (-pi = locative) (-n = validator) (tiyay = "to live") (-nki = 2nd person singular present tense conjugation)e.g.: Pittsburghpin tiyani. = I live in Pittsburgh.
(-pi = "in") (-n = validator) (tiyay = "to live") (-ni = 1st person singular present tense conjugation)
2. When "-pi" is added to demonstrative adjectives, place adverbs are formed.
e.g.: Noqa kaypi kashani. = I'm (right) here.
(noqa = 1st person singular subject pronoun "I") (kay = "here") (-pi = locative) (kay = "to be") (-sha = present progressive) (-ni = 1st person singular present tense conjugation)e.g.: Qanrí, chaypi kashanki. = And you're (right) there.
(qan = 2nd person singular subject pronoun "you") (-rí = "and/what about") (chay = "there") (-pi = locative) (kay = "to be") (-sha = present progressive) (-nki = 2nd person singular present tense conjugation)e.g.: Haqaypi llank'asunchis. = Let's work (over) there.
(haqay = "over there") (-pi = locative) (llank'ay = "to work") (-sunchis = 1st person plural inclusive future tense conjugation)
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