Traditional Grammar of Taiwanese Words
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«e¨¥ Preface      B.°ò¥»µüÃþ Primary Parts of Speech   C.(1) ¦Wµü

  (2) ¥N¦Wµü  (3) °Êµü  (3a) §U°Êµü   (4) §Î®eµü   (4a) ¼Æµü   (5) °Æµü   (6) ¤¶µü  (7) ³sµü   (8) §Uµü   (9) ¼Ûµü
D.²Õ¦XÃã  E.Âù­«Ãã©M¤T­«Ãã      F.³y¥yªk
A. «e¨¥ Preface

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  In the traditional grammar of Wester languages, words are arranged to make a sentence according to their parts of speech;  and those words which show special forms for their parts of speech, and may change their forms according to the rules of declension and conjugation. 
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  In languages in connection with Chinese, however, the situation is quite different.    A given word will never change its form, and its part of speech is decided by the position in the sentence. 
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  Some words do not easily change their parts of speech, nad the whole sentence becomes nonsence if the word is misplaced at the position of other part.   Sometimes, a word may change its part of speech by adding a preposition or a suffix.   These problems consturct the may topics for Taiwanese grammar. 

B. °ò¥»µüÃþ Primary Parts of Speech
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  (1) ¦Wµü   (2) ¥N¦Wµü   (3) °Êµü   (4) §Î®eµü   (5) °Æµü   (6) ¤¶µü   (7) ³sµü   (8) §Uµü   (9) ¼Ûµü
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   ¦b¦¹,§U°Êµü ³Q¥]¬A¦b°Êµü¤§¤º,¦Ó ¼Æµü ³Q¥]¬A¦b§Î®eµü¤§¤º¡C ³o¨ÇµüÃþ,¥HÅãµÛªº¥x»y»yÃã¹ê¨Ò¤ÀÃþ»¡©ú¤§¤U¡C 

   The grammatical usage of a word in the sentence is recognized by th part of speeech.   There are following nine kinds of such parts of speech:
   (1) Noun    (2) Pronoun    (3) Verb    (4) Adjective   (5) Adverb  (6) Preposition and  Postposition 
(7) Conjunction   (8) Auxiliary   (9) Interjection
   Here, Auxiliary Verb is included in (3) Verb, and Numeral in (4) Adjective.    These parts of speech are explained with notable examples from the Taiwanese vocabulary.

C1. ¦Wµü Noun
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©w¸q:©Ò¦³ ¤H¡B¦a¡B¨Æ¡Bª«µ¥,¹êÅ骺¦WºÙ¡C ¤ÀÃþ¤§,¦p¤U¡G 

  Definition:  Names of all objects including those of people, place, matter, and thing, i.e.,
(1) ±M¦³¦Wµü 
    (µL­­¼Æ¥Ø)
¤H¦W: Liim Keahioong, Tvi Sengkofng, Lincoln, John 
¦a¦W: Taipag, Washinton, Paris, Tangkviaf, Liukiuu, Polie
®Ñ¦W: Mafthaix-Hok'ym-Toan, Luxnguo, Taioaan-Lun
®É¥N: Binkog, Konggoaan, Bengtiaau, Zusixn-Sitai
°ê®aºØ±Ú: Taioaan, Bykog, Holaan, Jidpurn, Goanzuxbiin
¹ÎÅé¦W: Iogteg Kikimhoe, Kitokkaux, Sengkofng Taixhak
ªLÄ~¶¯,¾G¦¨¥\,ªLªÖ,¬ù¿«; ¥x¥_,µØ²±¹y,¤Ú¾¤,ªF¨Ê,¯[²y,®H¨½; °¨¤ÓºÖ­µ¶Ç,½×»y,¥xÆW½×
¥Á°ê,¤½¤¸,©ú´Â,¸ê°T®É¥N
¥xÆW,¬ü°ê,²üÄõ,¤é¥»,­ì¦í¥Á
¨|¼w°òª÷·|,°ò·þ±Ð,¦¨¥\¤j¾Ç
(2) ´¶³q¦Wµü 
   (µL­­¼Æ¥Ø)¡@
­ÓÅé: laang, ciao, hoef, zhao, haghau, lauxsw, svoaf
½è®Æ: zuie, hoea, kym, thiq, bie, beqar, hanzuu, kamciax
¶°¦XÅé: kokkaf, siaxhoe, hagsefng, angbor, chincviaa
¤H,³¾,ªá,¯ó,¾Ç®Õ,¦Ñ®v,¤s;  ¤ô,¤õ,ª÷,ÅK,¦Ì,³Á¥J,µfÁ¦,¥Ì½©;°ê®a,ªÀ·|,¾Ç¥Í,¤Ò©d,¿Ë±­
(3) ©â¶H¦Wµü
   (µL­­¼Æ¥Ø)
µL§Îª«: zengsiin, zaileeng, hokkhix, khofbun, iuchiuu
©Ê½èª¬ºA: zhongbeeng, guihiarm, sarnchiaq, iofngzoxng
°Ê§@¦æ¬°: lolek, hurntox, zoan'id, giefnkiux, khvoarpvi,
  liauxlie, zhay'iong
ºë¯«,¤~¯à,ºÖ®ð,­W´e,¼~·T
Áo©ú,¦MÀI,³h½a,«i§§
§V¤O,¾Ä°«,±M¤@,¬ã¨s,¬Ý¯f,®Æ²z,±Ä¥Î 
 
(1) Exclusive Nown
     (limitless)
Name of person
Name of place
Name of book
Name of era
Name of Nation
Name of corporation
Liim K.H., Cheng Chengkung, Lincoln, John;
Taipei, Washinton, Paris, Tokyo, Loochoos, Polie;
Mthew's Gospel, Analects of Confucius, the Taiwan;
Minkou, A.D., Min Dynasty, the Era of Information;
Taiwan, America, Dutch, Japan, Taiwanese Aborigines;
Edutech Foundation, Christianity, Chengkung University
(2) Ordinary Noun
     (limitless)
Individual
Commodity
Collective
person, bird, flower,grass, school, mountain;
water, fire, gold, iron, rice, wheat, potato, sugar cane;
nation, society, student, husband & wife, relatives
(3) Abstract noun
     (limitless)
Formless
Character & State
Motion
spirit, talent, fortune, agony, grief;
cleverness, danger, poverty, health;
endeavor, struggle, specialty, research, diagnosis, treatment, appointtment
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C2. ¥N¦Wµü Pronoun.
©w¸q:¥Î¨Ó¥N´À¯S©w¦Wµüªº»yÃã¡C¡@¤ÀÃþ¤§,¦p¤U¡G 

  Definition:  Words that substitue names of given objects, i.e., 
(1) ºÙ¿×¥N¦Wµü 
¡@¡@(¦³­­¼Æ¥Ø)¡@
¦ÛºÙ: goar, goarn, larn 
¹ïºÙ: lie, lirn
¥LºÙ: y, yi, yn
²ÎºÙ: taixkef, pizhuo, hoxsiong
½ÆºÙ: goarn-taixkef, larn-taixkef, lirn-taixkef, yn-taixkef,,  larn-hoxsiong, goar-kaki, lie-kaki, y-kaki, yi-kaki
§Ú,¨¿,«¥
§A,Ñ¡
¥ì,¦o,¤¨
¤j®a,©¼¦¹,¤¬¬Û;¨¿¤j®a,«¥¤j®a,Ñ¡¤j®a,«¥¤¬¬Û
§Ú®a¤v,§A®a¤v,¥ì®a¤v,.
(2) «ü¥Ü¥N¦Wµü
        (¦³­­¼Æ¥Ø)
ªñºÙ: zef, cit'ee, ciah'ee, ciaf, afnny, citkhoarn, citteq, citboea
»·ºÙ: hef, hit'ee, hiah'ee, hiaf, hitkhoarn, hitteq, hitboeq
¤£©wºÙ: uxee, uxkoar
³o,³o­Ó,³o¨Ç,¦¹,¦p¦¹,³o´Ú,³o¶ô,³o§À; ¨º,¨º­Ó,©¼,¨º´Ú; ¦³¨Ç,¦³¹è
(3) ºÃ°Ý¥N¦Wµü
       (¦³­­¼Æ¥Ø)
symmih, sviafmih, sviaflaang, tofuim, ui-symmih, tangsii  ¤°»ò,¬Æ»ò,¬Æ¤H,¦ó¦ì,¬°¦ó,¦ó®É
(4) ©ÓÄ~¥N¦Wµü
       (¦³­­¼Æ¥Ø)
ee (¦p:khaq-hor ee,tegpiet ee),^ee,sof'~ ee ªº(¸û¦nªº,¯S§Oªº),ªÌ,©Ò~ªº
 
(1) Appelative Pronoun
                (limitted)
Self
Partner
Others
General
Complex
I, we, we
you, you
he, she, they
all, each other
all of us, all of us, all of you, all of them, muyself, yourself, himself, herself 
(2) Indicative pronoun
               (limitted)
Near
Far
Uncertain
this, this, these, here, thus, like this, this one, this (fish);
that, that, those, there, like that, that one, that (fish);
someone, a few (a little)
(3) Interrogative pronoun     (limitted) what, what, who, where, why, when    (limitted)
(4) Inherit pronoun     (limitted) one (eg. the better one, the special one), what, that which
        =

C3 °Êµü Verb
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©w¸q:¥Î¨Ó»¡¥X¤Î©ó¥~ª«¤§¦æ°Ê(¥~°Êµü),¶È¤î©ó¥»¨­ªº°Ê§@(¦Û°Êµü),©Î»¡¥X¬O«DÃö«Y(¬O«D°Êµü)ªº»yÃã¡C §Y¡G 

 Definition:  Words for action (to others), conduct (of the self), and the relationship of yes-no.  E,g:
(1) ¥~°Êµü
         (µL­­¼Æ¥Ø)
theh, thviaf, khvoax, phorhoai, katng, ciah, liah, kiax, zay, sngx, giaa, aix, ngrbang, chviar ®³,Å¥,¬Ý,¯}Ãa,°ÅÂ_,¦Y,®»,±H,´Ó,ºâ,¦ª,·R,¦V±æ,½Ð
(2) ¦Û°Êµü
         (µL­­¼Æ¥Ø)
³q±`°Êµü: thiaux, kviaa, poef, hoaq, ze, iotang, poah 
±¡·N°Êµü: hvoahie, oarnthaxn, chiox, khaux, iubun, zay
¸õ,¦æ,­¸,³Û,§¤,·n°Ê,¶^
Åw³ß,«è¹Ä,¯º,­ú,¼~´e,ª¾
(3) ¬O«D°Êµü
         (¦³­­¼Æ¥Ø)
¨M©w©Ê: si, mxsi, tioh, mxtioh, 
±À¸û©Ê: chinchviu, boo-chinchviu, nar 
¬O,¤£¬O,¹ï,¤£¹ï
¿Ë¹³,µL¿Ë¹³,¦ü
 
(1) Transitive verb
               (limitless)
take, hear, look, distroy, carve, eat, catch, mail, plant, count, take, love, hope
(2) Intransitive verb
               (limitless)
general verb
emotional verb
jump, walk, fly, shout, sit, vibrate, fall;
joy, resent, laugh, weep, fear, know
(3) Affirmative -Negative verb
                (limitted)
determinative verb
comparative verb
is (are, am), do
like, seem, resemble 
   ¡@

C3a. §U°Êµü Auxiliary Verb
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©w¸q:¥Î¨Ó½á¤©°Êµü¦³®É©Ê,·N§Ó,±ý±æ,¥i¯à©Ê,§¹¦¨©Êµ¥¤§»yÃã¡C§Y¡G 

 Definition: Words to bestow following verbs concrete time, will, desire, possibility, completion, etc.
§U°Êµü
     (¦³­­¼Æ¥Ø)
«ùÄò©Ê: teq; boteq
¥i¯à©Ê: oextaxng, oe, u-khofleeng; boextaxng, boe
¥i­ã©Ê: tioh, oexsae, thafng; boexsae, mxthafng
§¹¦¨©Ê: u, bad;  boo, mxbad
³Q°Ê©Ê: siu
·N§Ó©Ê: boeq, aix, aeboeq; m, bo'aix
¥²¶·©Ê: tioh, tioqaix
¸Tµ´©Ê: maix
ªG·P©Ê: kvar; mxkvar
¥¼¨Ó©Ê: tehboeq, uxboeq;  boboeq, boo-tehboeq, m
Ä~©Ó©Ê: ciaq, ciu
©ÎµM©Ê: kvafu, kvafboeq, kvaf'm, kvaf'boo, kvar-boboeq
¦b; µL¦b
¯à¥i,·|,¦³¥i¯à; ¥¼¥i,¥¼
¶·,¯à¨Ï,¥i; ¥¼¨Ï,¤£¥i
¦³,´¿; µL,¤£´¿
¨ü
­n,·R,·R­n; ¤£,µL·R 
¶·,¶··R
¤Å
´±,¤£´±
±N­n,¦³­n; µL­n,µL±N­n,¤£ 
¤~,´N
´±¦³,´±­n,´±¤£,´±µL,´±µL­n 
 
Auxiliary verb
             (limitted)
continuation
possibility
allowability
completion
passiveness
will
neccesity
prohibition
daring
future
successive
probable
being; not being 
able to, can, with possibility; unable to. cannot 
allowed to, can; unallowed to, never
have, ever; haven't, never
receive
want, like to, want to; unwilling to, not willing to
must, need
never
dare, dare not
will (shall), prepared to; don't, not prepared to, don't
then to, then
seem, likely to 
   ¡@
C4. §Î®eµü Adjective
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©w¸q:¥Î¨Ó«ü©ú¦Wµüªº©Ê½è,ª¬ºA©M¦a¦ìªº»yÃã¡C §Y¡G 
 Definition:  Words for appointing the property, state and rang of the noun.  E.g;:
¯S®í³W©w:¦b²{¥N«÷¦r¤å¤¤,¦Wµü«eªº§ÎºA§Î®eµü,¥²¶·¥H³s²Å(-)³s¨ì«á­±ªº¦Wµü¡C 
 Regulation: In MLT/TMSS, the apparent adjectives should link to the directly followed noun with a hyphen (-). 
(1) §ÎºA§Î®eµü(µL­­¼Æ¥Ø) ©Ê½è: hor, bae, suie, syn, hofkhvoax, iofngkarm, gaau
§ÎºA: ciafm, koaan, oea, puii, toa, sior, toaxhaxn 
ÃC¦â: aang, legseg, chiefnlek, cyseg, ngg, ngkym-seg
µ{«×: zhokib, kogvar, iusiux 
¦n,Ãa,¬ü,·s,¦n¬Ý,«i´±,´Î;¦y,°ª,¸G,ªÎ,¤j,¤p,¤jº~;¬õ,ºñ¦â,²Lºñ,µµ¦â,¶À,¶Àª÷¦â;ªì¯Å,°ª¶®,Àu¨q
(2) «ü¥Ü§Î®eµü
         (¦³­­¼Æ¥Ø)
ªñµ{: cit'ee, ciah'ee
»·µ{: hit'ee, hiah'ee
¤£©w: uxee, iuxkoar, bofbor
²Î¬A: sofu, itzhex, toa-poxhun 
³v¤@: muie, muy'ee, tag'ee
§O¥~: padee, kithvaf, 
³o­Ó,³o¨Ç
¨º­Ó,¨º¨Ç
¦³¨Ç,¦³¹è,¬Y¬Y
©Ò¦³,¤@¤Á,¤j³¡¥÷
¨C,¨C­Ó,¦U­Ó
§Oªº,¨ä¥L
(3) ºÃ°Ý§Î®eµü
         (¦³­­¼Æ¥Ø)
´¶³q: symmih', sviafmih', sviaflaang, tofui, tangsii', tor, 
      ui-symmih
¼Æ¶q: joazoe, joaxtoa, kuy'ee, kuynaxee, kuytex, 
  kuyciaq
¤°»ò,¬Æ»ò,¬Æ¤Hªº,¦ó¦ì,¦ó®É,¦ó,¬°¤°»ò;
°´¦h,°´¤j,´X­Ó,´X°´­Ó,´X¶ô,´X°¦
 
(1) apparent adjective
               (limitless)
property
form
color
degree
good, bad, beautiful, new, pretty, brave, nice
sharp, high, short, fat, large, small, tall
red, green, pale green, violet, yellow, golden
elementary, elegant, superior
(2) Indicative adjective
                (limitted)
near
far
indefinite
inclusive
each one
another
this these
that, those
some, a little, a certain
every, all, majority of 
each, every,
another, other
(3) Interrogative adjective
                (limitted)
general
quantity
what, what, sho, shere, when, which, why 
how many, how large, how many
   ¡@

C4a. ¼Æµü Numeral
  .
©w¸q: «ü¥Xª«¤§¼Æ¶q©Î¤À¶q¤§»yÃã¡C 

 Definition: Words that defining the quantity of things.
¼Æµü
   (¦³­­¼Æ¥Ø)
¼Æ¥Ø: id, ji, safm, sux, gvor,liok, chid pad, kiuo, sip,...
¶¶§Ç¼Æ: toexid, toexji, toexsvaf, toexsix, toexgo, 
 toexlak, toexchid, toexpoeq, toexkao, toexzap,...
­Ó¼Æ: cidee, nngxee, sva'ee, sie'ee, goxee, lag'ee, chit'ee,
  poeh'ee, kawee, zab'ee,..;  cidtex, nngxtex,..;  cidciaq,
  nngxciaq, svaciaq, .. 
¤@,¤G,¤T,¥|,¤­,¤»,¤C,¤K,¤E,¤Q,..; ²Ä¤@,²Ä¤G,²Ä¤T,²Ä¥|,²Ä¤­,²Ä¤»,²Ä¤C,²Ä¤K,²Ä¤E,²Ä¤Q,..;  ¤@­Ó,¨â­Ó,¤T­Ó,¥|­Ó,¤­­Ó,¤»­Ó,¤C­Ó,¤K­Ó,¤E­Ó,¤Q­Ó,..; ¤@¶ô,¨â¶ô,..
 
Numeral
       (limitted)
number
ordinal
number of article
one,two,three,four,five,six,seven,eight,nine,ten,... 
first,second,third,fourth,fifth,sixth,seventh,eighth,nineth,tenth,.. 
one piece, two pieces, etc.
   ¡@
C5. °Æµü Adverb
  .
©w¸q:¥Î¨Ó­×¹¢°Êµü,§Î®eµü©Î¥t¤@°Æµüªº»yÃã¡C§Y¡G 
 Definition:  Words to modify verb, adjective or other adverb.  (English translation below may be
          not correctly corresponding to the adverb word.) 
(1) ®É¶¡°Æµü
       (¦³­­¼Æ¥Ø)
¹L¥h: yzeeng, khahzar, kofzar, yzar, lawzar, zengkefng, koeakhix, hitsii, ykefng, zaxjit, zoq+jit
²{¦b: tvaf, citmar, citsii, twtuo, kin'afjit
±N¨Ó: y'au, cionglaai, kim'au, min'afzaix, au+jit
¤£©w: sisioong, uxsii, efng'oarn, u-cidjit
¥H«e,¸û¦­,¥j¯ó,¥H¦­,¦Ñ¦­,´¿¸g,¹L¥h,¨º®É,¤w¸g,¬Q¤é,§@¤é
¤µ,§Y½X,³o®É,©è©è,¤µ¥J¤é 
¥H«á,±N¨Ó,¤µ«á,©ú¥J¤é,«á¤é
®É±`,¦³®É,¥Ã»·,¦³¤@¤é
(2) ¤è¦ì°Æµü
       (¦³­­¼Æ¥Ø)
¤è¦V: tafng, tangpeeng, say, saipeeng, laam, lampeeng, pag, pakpeeng
¤è¦ì: thauzeeng, auxbin, auxpiaq, cviarpeeng, torpeeng, terngbin, exbin, laixbin, goaxbin, goaxkhao, tiongkafn,  hitpeeng, khaq-koaan-hiaf, khaq-ke-hiaf, ..
ªF,ªF®Ç,¦è,¦è®Ç,«n,«n®Ç,¥_,¥_®Ç;
ÀY«e,«á­±,«á¾À,¥k®Ç,¥ª®Ç,¤W­±,¤U­±,¤º­±,¥~­±,¥~¤f,¤¤¶¡,¨º®Ç,¸û°ª©¼,¸û§C©¼,... 
(3) ©ÊºA°Æµü
         (¦³­­¼Æ¥Ø)
 khaq-hor, khaq-bae, suxsit, boviar, boo-twhor, tekkhag, khaksit,  ¸û¦n,¸ûÃa,¨Æ¹ê,µL¼v,ªº½T,½T¨Æ 
(4) ¼Æ¦¸°Æµü
        (¦³­­¼Æ¥Ø)
zaesafm, ofng'orng, itlut, cidpae, kapoe ¦A¤T,©¹©¹,¤@«ß,¤@¦¸,¥[­¿
(5) Â_©w°Æµü sengjieen, khaksixn, itteng, tekkhag, tongjieen, engkay, cincviax, sidzex-siong, khvoax+laai, korng+khylaai ¸ÛµM,½T«H,¤@©w,ªº½T,·íµM,À³¸Ó,¯u¥¿,¹ê»Ú¤W,¬Ý¨Ó,Á¿°_¨Ó
(6) §_©w°Æµü boo, boe, pexngboo, boo-itteng, boo-tekkhag,  boo-gigo, boo-khofleeng µL,¤£·|,¨ÃµL,µL¤@©w,µLªº½T,µLºÃ»~,µL¥i¯à 
(7) ¤ñ¸û°Æµü khaq-, zoex-, khaq-toa, khaq-cior, khaq-sior, zoex-hor, ia, ma, cyn-, cviaa-, huisioong ¸û,³Ì,¸û¤j,¸û¤p,¸û¤Ö,³Ì¦n,
¤],¥ç,¯u,«Ü,«D±` 
(8) ºÃ°Ý°Æµü afnnar, juhoo, kiarm, kiafm'u, sviafkhoarn ¦p¦ó,¦p¦ó,°Z,°Z¦³,¬Æ´Ú
(9) ±¡ªp°Æµü ~-ar, ~~ ~¥J(¦a), ~~(Âù­«Ãã)
 
(1) Time adverb
                 (limitted)
past
        .
present
future
        .
uncertain
before, early, old time, before, earlier, ever, past,
that time, already, yesterday, the day before yesterday;  now, present, this time, just, today;
later, future, from now on, tomorrow, the day after tomorrow; always, sometimes, for ever, some day
(2) Direction adverb
                (limitted)
diquarter
direction
east, eastern, west, western,south, southern, north, northern;   front, rear, back, right, left, upper, lower, inside, outside, exterior, middle, that side, higher part, lower part 
(3) Character adverb
                (limitted)
better, worse, in fact, untrue, inconveniently, truely, certainly 
(4) Occurance adverb
                (limitted)
repeatedly, occationally, uniformly, onece, in double
(5) Conclusive adverb never, truly, believed, certainly,  surely, naturally 
(6) Negative adverb without, unable, never, uncertainly,  not surely, unexpectedly, impossiblely
(6) Comparison adverb more, most, greater, less, smaller, best, also, unexpectedly also, very, very, unusually,
(7) Interogative adverb how, how, possibly, ever, however
(8) situation adverb ~ly

 

C6. ¤¶µü Preposition and Postposition

©w¸q:¥Î¨Ó«ü¥X»yÃ㶡Ãö«Yªº»yÃã¡C¡@¤ÀÃþ¤§,¦p¤U¡G 

  Definition:  Words that define relationship of other words.
(1) ®É¦a¤¶µü  ti, tuix, tuy, zu, iuu, hioxng, kaux, zuxcioong ¦b,¹ï,±q,¦Û,¥Ñ,¦V,¨ì,¦Û±q
(2) ¦]ªG¤¶µü in'ui, sofie ¦]¬°,©Ò¥H
(3) ¤èªk¤¶µü eng, ciaux, pie, pykaux, laai, khix, kantvaf, togtok ¥Î,·Ó,¤ñ,¤ñ¸û,¨Ó,¥h,¤z³æ,¿W¿W
(4) »â¶¡¤¶µü ee ¡@ ªº
(5) «á±µÃã -terng, -e, -tiofng, -lai, -goa, -khaf, -pvy, -zeeng, -kafn, ¤W,¤U,¤¤,¤º,¥~,¸},Ãä,«e,¶¡ 
 
(1) Time-place prepositiont
                (limitted)
at, to, from, from, to pass by, toward, till, beginning from
(2) Indicative preposition because, therefore
(3) Interrogative preposition using, as, comparing, in comparison, then begin, then do, only, alone 
(4) Succesive preposition of
(5) Postposition above, below, middle, inside, outside, under, side, before, between
        =

C7 ³sµü Conjunction
  .
©w¸q: ¥Î¨Ó«ü¥X»yÃã»P»y»y,¥y»P¥y,¸`»P¸`¤§¶¡³sµ¸Ãö«Yªº»yÃã¡C¡@¤ÀÃþ¤§,¦p¤U¡G 

  Definition:  Words that show relation between a word and a word, a phrase and a phrase, 
or a clause and a clause.
(1) ¨Ã¦C³sµü  kab, hafm, koq, jixchviar, ykip, ia, ma, kaizaix  ©M,§t,¤S,¦Ó¥B,¥H¤Î,¤],¥ç,¨Î«v
(2) ¿ï¾Ü³sµü iafsi, mxsi .. ciuxsi, naxboo, na .. ciu ©Î¬O,¤£¬O...´N¬O,­YµL,­Y..´N
(3) ©Ó±µ³sµü sofie, ciu, ciuxsi, zu-afnny, ciu thangzay, usi, koq korng, jien'au ©Ò¥H,´N,´N¬O,¦Û¦p¦¹,´N¥iª¾,©ó¬O,¦A»¡,µM«á
(4) Âà§é³sµü mxkuo, mxkoq, taxnsi, hohorng, putliau, hoafntngr, sviaflaang zay, boo-tekkhag, khioksi, khofsioq, bolun¡@ ¤£¹L,¤£´_,¦ý¬O,¦óªp,¤£®Æ,¤ÏÂà,¬Æ¤Hª¾,µLªº½T,¥i±¤,µL½×
(5) ¦]ªG³sµü in'ui .. sofie, goanlaai, inzhuo, iu'uu, tiesuo  ¦]¬°..©Ò¥H,­ì¨Ó,¦]¦¹,¥Ñ©ó,­P¨Ï 
(6) °²³]³sµü kafsuo, na, naxsi korng, jukor, cy'iaux °²¨Ï,­Y,­Y¬OÁ¿,¦pªG,¥u­n
(7) ¤ñ¸û³sµü chinchviu, nar, khofpie, kvafnar, putjuu korng, tefng'uu, ciaoviu ¿Ë¹³,¦p,¥i¤ñ,´±¦p,¤£¦pÁ¿,µ¥©ó,·Ó¼Ë
 
(1) Parallel conjunction (limitted) and, together with, and also, what is more, and next, too, too, luckily enough 
(2) Selecting conjunction or, not .. then, if not, if ... then
(3) Succesive conjunction so, then, it's then, owing to this, thus to be seen, accordingly, in other words, then 
(4) Contrary conjunction but, but, but, however, unexpectedly, or to say, in contrary, who knows, perhaps, contrarily, unfortunately, regardless
(5) Causality conjunction because .. so, to begin with, owing to this, if, only if
(6) Hypothetical conjunction for instance, if, if to say so, in casxe that, only if 
(7) Comparative conjunction as it were, as if, as an example, like, in another word, equivaletly, as in acoordance to, 
        =

C8 §Uµü Auxiliary
  .
©w¸q:¥Î¨Óªí²{¥X»¡¸Üªº¯«±¡©MºA«×ªº»yÃã¡C¨ä¥²¶·³s¦b¦Wµü©Î°Êµü¤§§ÀªÌ,ºÙ¬°±µ§À§UÃã¡C  §Y¡G 

 Definition:  Words to demonstrate the mood and sensation in the speech.  The partial word which must suffix to a noun or a verb for the same effects is called Auxiliary Suffix. 
(1) ¦Wµü±µ§À§UÃã -ar, +niq, +aq ¥J,¸Ì,°Ú
(2) °Êµü±µ§À§UÃã -teq, -tioh,-kaux, -laai, -khix, -loqlaai, -loqkhix, -khylaai, -khylix, -cviuxlaai, -cviuxkhix, -jiblaai, -jibkhix, -zhutlaai, -zhutkhix, -zhud,  -jip, -khuy,
-sie, -hor, -liao, -tiaau, -tiau, +boo? +boe? -boo, -mxzay, -mxtioh, -boexkaux, -boexlaai, -boexkhix, -boexzhud, -boexjip, -boexkhuy, -bosie, -mxhor, -boliao, -boextiaau, -boextiau
 ±o,µÛ,¨ì,¨Ó,¥h,¸¨¨Ó,¸¨¥h,°_¨Ó,°_¥h,¤W¨Ó,¤W¥h,¤J¨Ó,¤J¥h,¥X¨Ó,¥X¥h,¥X,¤J,¶},¦º,¦n,¤F,¦í,±¼,µL? ¥¼? µL,¤£ª¾,¤£µÛ,¥¼¨ì,¥¼¨Ó,¥¼¥h,¥¼¥X,¥¼¤J,¥¼¶},µL¦º,¤£¦n,µL¤F,¥¼¦í,¥¼±¼ 
(3) ¤@¯ë§Uµü  laq, neq, ox, maq, oo, hvor, leq, niq, naxtvia  °Õ,«¨,¾¾,»ò,®@,®@,©O,­ù,¦Ó¤w
 
 (1) Auxiliary noun suffix (2) Auxiliary verb suffix (3) General suffix
   ¡@
C9. ¼Ûµü Interjection

©w¸q:¿W¥ßªí¹FÅå³Y,Æg¼Û,¶Ë·P,µh±¤,Åw¯º,ÃÕ¿Ø,¼««ã,»À¥¸,°Ý¦w,À³¿Õµ¥ªí±¡ªº»yÃã¡C 

  Definition:  Word by itself expressing a sentimental feeling.
(1) ¤@¯ë¼Ûµü Ox, Ah, Ae, Hngr, Ai'ah, Hoo? Hvaa? Ha, Hea,
Hee? Oaa, Hahaa, Oaqhar, Afnnar? Symmih! Sviar?  Sviaflaang? Tvaf, Hor! Zharm! Hveq? Si! Tioh, Mxtioh! Chvrar, Zarn!
³á,°Ú,¾¼,­ó,­ü§r,¨þ?­ó?«¢,¼K,¼K?«½«z,«¢«¢,ÜÚ«¢,«ç¼Ë?¤°»ò!¬Æ?¬Æ¤H? ¤µ,¦n!ºG!¬O!¬O!
¹ï,¤£¹ï!½Ð,Æg! 
(2) ©I¥sÃã Oea! Oee! Hae! Hei!  Siaolieen+ee! Oong+ee! Koniuu! Siensvy! Lauxsw! Liim Kaosiu! Siofciar!
Laau Bogsw! Cia Ciongkwn, Gaan+Siensvy!
Lie! Cit'ui peng'iuo! Cit'ui Thaethaix!
³Þ!°ß!¶Ù!¼K!¤Ö¦~ªº!¤ýªº!
©h®Q!¥ý¥Í!¦Ñ®v!ªL±Ð±Â!¤p©j!
¼Bªª®v!Á±N­x!ÃC¥ý¥Í!
§A!³o¦ìªB¤Í!³o¦ì¤Ó¤Ó!
 
(1) Ordinary interjection Oh, Ah, Ae, H'm (Hem, Hum), Aha, Ha, 
Ha?, Ha, Hah, Ha? Ha, Haha, Haha, How? 
What! What? Who? Now, Good! Terrible, He, Yah! 
Yes, Wrong! Please, Nice!
(2) Accosting Hey (Ay,Aye), Hallo, Hi, Hey:  Young one, Mr. Oong,
Miss! Mister! Teacher! Professor Liim! Miss!
Minister Laau! Admiral Cia! Mister Gaan!
You! My friend! Madam! 

D. ²Õ¦XÃã©M¦X¦¨Ãã Combined Word & Compound Word

  ¥x»yªº»yÃã,°£¤F³æ¤@»yÃã(³æ»y)¤§¥~,¥t¦³²Õ¦XÃã¡C  ²Õ¦XÃã´N¬O¨â­Ó©Î¥H¤Wªº³æ¤@»yÃã¥H³s²Å(-)¬Û³s¦Ó²Õ¦¨ªº»yÃã; ¦b"®Ú¾Ú¤åªkªº»yÃãÆ[©À"¤¤¦³­Ó¨Ò¸ÑÄÀ¡C 

  Beside ordinary simple word, Taiwanese word includes combined word.   Conbined word is the word constructed by binding two or more simple words by hyphene(s).    Individual examples are given in the issue "Grammatical Concept of Word".
    ¹ê¨Ò¦³: Examples are:

[1] hopeeng-kea'oeh(©M¥­­p¹º) . peace-project
     <¦Wµü A><-><¦Wµü B> = <¦Wµü A> ee <¦Wµü B>
  <noun A><-><noun B> = <noun B> of <noun A>

[2] hoehngg-lai(ªá¶é¤º) .  .  .garden-inside
     <¤G­µ¸`¦Wµü><-><¤è¦ì¤¶µü> <twosyllable noun><-><postposition>

[3] uytai-kongloo(°¶¤j¥\³Ò) . . great-achievement
       <§Î®eµü><-><¤G­µ¸`¦Wµü>       <adjective><-><twosyllable noun>

[4] oh-hagbun(¾Ç¾Ç°Ý): .  .  .learningt-knowledge
       <°Êµü><-><¦Wµü>        <verb><-><noun>

[5] khaq-toaxhaxn(¸û¤jº~). . . . more-tall
       <(¸û,³Ì><-><§Î®eµü>
   <monosyllable comparison adverb><-><adjective>

[6] cyn-khofphvax(¯u¥i©È) . . .very-terrible
       <(«Ü,¯u,¨¬,¤Ó,µL)><-><¤G­µ¸`§Î®eµü>
   <monosyllable adverb><-><two-syllable adjective>

[7] oanseeng-liao(§¹¦¨¤F) . . .accomplished
       <¤G­µ¸`°Êµü><-><³æ­µ¸`§UÃã>
    <twosyllable verb><-><monosyllable suffix>
 

[8] kviaa-jiblaai(¨«¶i¨Ó) . . .walk-inward
        <°Êµü><-><¤G­µ¸`§Uµü>  <verb><-><twosyllable suffix>
[8'] kviaa^jiblaai(¨«¶i¨Ó) . . walk+inward
        <°Êµü><^><¤G­µ¸`§Uµü> <verb><^><twosyllable suffix>

[9] 1997-nii 1997-year
        <ªü«f§B¼Æ¦r><-><³æ¦ì>  <Arabian numeral><-><unit>

[10] serngkefng-serngsy(¸t¸g¸t¸Ö) bible-hymn
     <¦Wµü A><-><¦Wµü B> = <¦Wµü A> kab <¦Wµü B>
  <noun A><-><noun B> = <noun A> and <noun B>

[11] byle-taixhofng(¬üÄR¤j¤è) . .pretty-liberal
         <§Î®eµü><-><§Î®eµü> = <§Î®eµü> koq <§Î®eµü>
  <adjective><-><adjective> = <adjective> and <adjective>

[12]  saosia-hongzax(±½®gÅF¬µ)    fire-sweeping-bombing
         <°Êµü><-><°Êµü> = <°Êµü> koq <°Êµü>
  <verb><-><verb> = <verb> and <verb>
 

¦X¦¨Ãã Compound Word

       ¥Ñ¨â­Ó©Î¥H¤Wªºº~¦r©Òºc¦¨ªº¤¤¤å»yÃã,³£¥i»¡¬O¦X¦¨Ãã¡C³o¬O¦]¬°­Ó§Oº~¦r³£¦³¨ä©T¦³ªº·N¸q; ¦Ó¦b¥j¤å¸Ì³o¨Ç­ì¨Ó´N¬O­Ó§Oªº»yÃã¡C
       .
    ¤Z¬O¨â­Ó©Î¥H¤Wªº¥i¿W¥ßªº»yÃã,¿Ä¦X¦Ó¦¨¬°³æ¤@»yÃãªÌ,´N¥s°µ¦X¦¨Ãã¡C ¦³¤U¦C±¡ªp:
  

  A word which is made up by fusing two or more independent words ia a compound word,   Ordinary two-character Chinese words are all compound words because each Chinese character has its own meaning and thus possibly considered as an independent word.    There are as folows: 
        .
(a) koklai(°ê¤º),thvi'e(¤Ñ¤U),sviagoa(«°¥~)¤U).
     <³æ­µ¸`¦Wµü><¤è¦ì¤¶µü> ¡÷ <¦Wµü>
      <monosyllable noun><postposition> ¡÷ <noun>
(b) toaxsu(¤j¨Æ),siofsu(¤p¨Æ), byjiin(¬ü¤H)
     <³æ­µ¸`§Î®eµü><¦Wµü> ¡÷ <¦Wµü>
      <monosyllable adjective><noun> ¡÷ <noun>
(c) oq'oe(¾Ç¸Ü),thagzheq(Ū¥U),ciaqpng(¦Y¶º)
     <³æ­µ¸`°Êµü><³æ­µ¸`¦Wµü> ¡÷ <¦Wµü>
      <monosyllable verb><monosyllable noun> ¡÷ <noun>
(d) cinsuie(¯u¬ü),cviatoa(«Ü¤j),bohoad(µLªk)
      <(«Ü,¯u,¨¬,¤Ó,µL)><³æ­µ¸`§Î®eµü>
   <monosyllable adverb><monosyllable adjective>¡÷ <adj.,noun>
(e) langlaang(¤H¤H),hofhor(¦n¦n),thaothaux(³z³z),kokoo(½k½k),kauxkau(«p«p)
     <³æ­µ¸`»yÃã><¦P¤@»yÃã> ¡÷ <Âù­«Ãã>
   <monosyllable word><the same word>¡÷ <double word>
    µù: (e)¶µ,»¡©ú©ó¤U¸`¡C
(f) ciaqliao(¦Y¤F),khvoarhor(¬Ý¦n),kviakoex(¨«¹L),zawzhud(¨«¥X)
       <³æ­µ¸`°Êµü><³æ­µ¸`§UÃã> ¡÷ <°Êµü,¦Wµü>
   <monosyllable verb><monosyllable suffix>¡÷ <verb,noun>
    µù: (f)¶µ,¤]¥i§@¦¨²Õ¦XÃã¥H¨Ï»y·N¸û©ú¥Õ,¦p:ciah-liao(¦Y¤F),khvoax-hor(¬Ý¦n),
      kviaa-koex(¨«¹L),zao-zhud(¨«¥X)¡C


E. Âù­«Ãã©M¤T­«Ãã Double Word & Triple Word

  ¥x»yªº³æ­µ¸`»yÃã,¤Ï½Æ¨â¦¸,«h§Î¦¨Âù­«Ãã,¦Ó¤Ï½Æ¤T¦¸,«K§Î¦¨¤T­«Ãã¡C

 ³æ­µ¸`¦Wµü §ï°µÂù­«Ãã,±`ªí²{¥X"¨C­Ó~"ªº§t¸q¡C¦p:
        laang(¤H) ¡÷ langlaang(¤H¤H),      kog(°ê)  ¡÷  kokkog(°ê°ê)
   ³æ­µ¸`§Î®eµü §ï°µÂù­«Ãã,­Y¨ÌµM·í¬°§Î®eµü¥Î,«hªí²{¥X"¦³¤@ÂI~"ªº§t¸q¡C ­Y§ï°µ¤T­«Ãã,«hªí²{¥X"«D±`~"ªº§t¸q¡C ½Ð¤ñ¸û:
     [µw] ¡÷ texngteng(µwµw) ... teng(µw) ... teerng'texngteng(µwµwµw)
     [¦B] ¡÷ pengpefng(¦B¦B) ... pefng(¦B) ... peerng'pengpefng(¦B¦B¦B)
     [©ú] ¡÷ bengbeeng(©ú©ú) ... beeng(©ú) ... beerng'bengbeeng(©ú©ú©ú)
     [¿³] ¡÷ hernghexng(¿³¿³) ... hexng(¿³) ... herng'hernghexng(¿³¿³¿³)
     [§N] ¡÷ lefnglerng(§N§N) ... lerng(§N) ... lefng'lefnglerng(§N§N§N)
     [¼ô] ¡÷ segsek(¼ô¼ô)  ....  sek(¼ô)  ....  seeg'segsek(¼ô¼ô¼ô)
     [¿E] ¡÷ kekkeg(¿E¿E)  ....  keg(¿E)  ....  kek'kekkeg(¿E¿E¿E)
¤T­«Ã㪺­º­µ,¦³eerng,eekµ¥¯S§OªºÁn½Õ,¥s°µ°j¤É­µ¡C¡@¦¹½Õ¨Ó¦Û°ò½Õ­µ,°j±Û­µ,©M°ª½Õ­µ,¦p¤U¡G¡@

  ¡e°j¤É¡f¡ö (°ª½Õ) ¡e°j¤É¡f¡ö¢{
          ¡ù ¡ø . .¡ú¡@¡ø ¡@         (°ª«P)¢}
(°j±Û)¡÷(°ò½Õ)¡@¡@(¤W¬ð)      ¡ô ¡õ 
  ¡@¡@¡@ ¡@¡û ¡@¡@¡ù ¡@¡@   (§C«P)
(¤U¬ð) 
³o­ÓÂà½Õªí¬O¬°¨Ï¥x»y²{¥N«÷¦r¤£­P¦]¦U¦a¤H¤hªº»¡¸Ü²ßºD¨Ó²V¶Ã,¦Ó­q©w¡C ºÙ¬°³W®æ¤ÆÂà½Õ³W«h¡C

   §Î®eµü §ï°µÂù­«Ãã,¥ç¥i·í¬°°Æµü,¦Ó¦b°Êµü¤§«e,¨Óªí¥Ü¥X°Ê°µªº±¡ªp¡C ¦p:
     ban(ºC) ¡÷ baxnban(ºCºC):  Goarn baxnban kviaa,chviar lirn baxnban-ar tarn..

F. ³y¥yªk  Syntax

    ³y¥yªk ´N¬O¼g¥X,²Å¦X¥xÆW¤H¤½»{ªº,³q¶¶ªº¤å³¹ ªº¤èªk¡C ³o´N¬O»¡,¥xÆW¸Ü¦³¨ä©T¦³ªº ¤åªk , ¦Ó§Ú­Ì¥Ñ³y¥yªkªº½m²ß¨Ó¦¨¬°»¡¼g¬y§Q¥x»yªº¤H¡C

   ¥x»yªº¤åªk,»P¼Ú¬ü»y¨¥ªº¤åªk¦³¨Ç®t²§¡C¨Ò¦p,¥Î­^»y»¡: I came yesterday, »P¥x»y»¡: Goar zaxjit laai, ¦b»yÃ㪺±Æ¦C¤W´N¦³®t²§¡C¥x»y¤£¯à»¡: Goar laai zaxjit.
 

¥y Clause

   ¥y ´N¬O²Å¦X¤åªkªº¤å³¹¡C ¤åªk¨M©w¨ä¤¤»yÃ㪺«e«á±Æ¦C¶¶§Ç¡C ¥yªºµØ»y¬O¥y¤l,¦b¥x»y¤¤ºÙ¬° ¸Ü¥y©Î ¤å¥y¡C

   ¤@­Ó§¹¾ãªº¥y¤l,À³¸Ó¯àº¡¨¬¦a´y­z¤@¥ó¨Æ±¡,©Î¤@­Ó±¡ªp¡C ¦³®É¤@­Ó¥y¤l§t¦³¨â­Ó
¤l¥y , ¥Î±µÄòµü(³sµü)¬Û³s°_¨Ó¡C ³o®É,«e¦æªº¤l¥y©y¥Î³rÂI(,)¨Óªí¥Ü¨ä«e­±¾ãÅé¬O¤@­Ó¤l¥y,¥H§K³Q»~¬°¸Ó±µÄòµü¬O¦b³s±µª½«eªº»yÃã©ÎÃã¸s¡C ¤U¨Ò¬O»¡§A­n»¡¦w¼¢ªº¸Ü,
                  Laai khvoax cit'ee laang, koq korng an'uix ee oe.
¦ý¬O,¤U¤å¨S¦³³rÂI,©Ò¥H»¡ªº¬O"¨º­Ó¤H¤S»¡¤F¦w¼¢ªº¸Ü¤F"¡C
                  Laai khvoax cit'ee laang koq korng an'uix ee oe.
¬°¤F§ó¥[©ú½T,«á¤å©y»¡¦¨:    Laai khvoax cit'ee laang koq teq korng an'uix ee oe.

    ¤å¥y¥²§t°Êµü,¤~¯à§¹º¡¦a»¡¦n¨Æ±¡©Î±¡§Î¡C ¦b¥xÆW¸Üªº²{¥N¤å¤¤,¤å¥yªº¤¤¤ß¬O¤@­Ó°Êµü¡C ©Ò¥H¦b¬ã¨s¤@­Ó¥y¤lªº®É­Ô,¥²¶·¥ý§ä¨ì³o­Ó¥y¤lªº¤¤¤ß°Êµü,µM«á¤~¥h¦Ò¹î¨ä¥L¦UÃ㤬¬Û¶¡¤Î»P¥¦ªºÃö«Y¡C ¦p:
   Tngf jidthaau ciaxmciam teq axm, ar sofu ee zhunbiin lorng ciah png ciaqpar sviu boeq khix khuxn ee sii, ti hiaf ee chiuxnaa-khaf u lagchit'ee bin kab chiuo zhad o'of ee laang teq sioxng kihoe boeq jiblaai zhunlai chviwkiab.

    ³o­Ó¥y¤l¤º¦³«Ü¦h°Êµü,¦ý¾ã­Ó¥y¤lªº¤¤¤ß°Êµü«o¬O³Ì¤U¬qªº sioxng(¬Û)¡C ¤H®a°Ý§A,³o­Óªø¤å¨ì©³¦bÁ¿¤°»ò,§A´N¥i¥H¦^µª»¡: ¦¹¤å»¡, Uxlaang teq sioxng kihoe(¦³¤H¦b¬Û¾÷·|)¡C
 

¤ù»y Phrase ¢w ¦Wµü¤ù»y Noun Phrase

    ¤@¸s»yÃã,¥H¾ãÅé¨Óªí¥X¤åªk¤Wªº¬Y¤@¦a¦ìªº,¥s°µ¤ù»y¡C ³q±`ºÙ¦Wµü¥yªº,¥i¯à¬O¦Wµü¤l¥y©Î¦Wµü¤ù»y¡C
¡@¡@¡@
¡@¡@¤å·N¸ÑªR¤¤,¦³¤@¬q¸Ü,¥i¥Î¤@­Ó¦Wµü(©Î¥N¦Wµü)¨Ó¨ú¥Nªº,¨º¬q¸Ü´N¬O¦Wµü¤ù»y¡C ¦p, Goar khix yn kab lie ee haghau.(§Ú¥h¤¨»P§Aªº¾Ç®Õ),¥i§ï»¡¦¨:Goar khix lirn-haghau.   ©Ò¥H,¤W¤å¤¤, yn kab lie ee haghau ¬O¤@­Ó¦Wµü¤ù»y¡C ¥Î lirn-haghau(Ñ¡¾Ç®Õ)¨Ó¥N´À¬O§´·íªº¡C

    µy·Lªø¤@ÂIªº¥y¤l: Goar khix yn sisioong teq thagzheq ee sofzai.¤§¤¤,yn sisioong teq thagzheq ee sofzai ¤]¬O¦Wµü¤ù»y,¥i¥Îhiaf¨Ó¨ú¥N,¦Ó¦¨¬° Goar khix hiaf¡C
 

§Î®eµü¤ù»y  Adjective Phrase

    §Î®eµü ¤@¯ë±Ä¨ú ¡ã ee ªº§ÎºA, ©ñ¦b¦Wµü¤§«e¡C §Î®eµü©M¦Wµü¤]¥iª½±µ²Õ¦X¦¨¬°¤@­Ó¦Wµü¡C (¡ã ee) ¬O¤@­Ó §Î®eµü¤ù»y¡C ¦p:
                                       .
     §Î®eµü¤ù»y = <»yÃã>+<ee> . .goar ee, haghau ee, suie ee
     §Î®eµü¤ù»y = <»yÃã>+<koq>+<»yÃã>+<ee>suie koq kofzuy ee
     §Î®eµü¤ù»y = <°Êµü(¥y)>+<ee> . boeq thagzheq ee, teq hao ee

¨Ì·Ó¤W­z,³o¨Ç§Î®eµü¤ù»y«á¥[¤W¦Wµü,´N§Î¦¨¦Wµü¤ù»y,¦Ó¨â­Ó¦Wµü¥H kab ¨Ó³sªº»P¬O,§Y:
                                       .
     .¦Wµü¤ù»y = <§Î®eµü¤ù»y>+<¦Wµü> teq liexnsip ee hagsefng
     .¦Wµü¤ù»y = <¦Wµü>+<kab>+<¦Wµü> toaxlaang kab gyn'ar

°Æµü¤ù»y  Adverbial Phrase

    °Æµü,¤@¯ë¥Î¨Ó»²§U«á­±ªº°Êµü©Î§Î®eµü¡C ¨Ò¦p,
Chviar wn-ar kviaa, lie si cincviax tioxng'iaux ee laang.

    ¦]¬°¥x»yªº¥y¤l,¥H°Êµü¬°¤¤¤ß,°Æµü©¹©¹§eÅã¥X¹ï¾ã­Ó¥y¤lªº­×¹¢®ÄªG¡C ¤å³¹©Ò»¡ªº¨Æ±¡¤Î±¡§Î¬O ¦ó®É ©Î ¦ó³B ªº¨Æ, ´N ¦b¤å­º©Î¦b¥D»yªºª½«á©ñ¸m¬ÛÃöªº°Æµü©Î°Æµü¤ù»y¡C ¦p: Min'afzaix, ti konghngg, larn boeq kwheeng pitgiap 5O-ciunii ee tonghak-hoe.

    ½Ðª`·N: (1) ³Ì¤å­ºªº®É¶¡°Æµü,³q±`¥i¬Ù²¤¤¶µüti(¦b); (2)¤å³¹¤º¦P®É¦³®É¶¡°Æµü©M³õ©Ò°Æµü¦@¦s®É,¥ý»¡¥X®É¶¡¦Ó«á³õ©Ò; (3)°£¤F­n±o¨ì¯S®í®ÄªGªº¸Ö¤å¥H¥~,°Æµü¤£©ñ¦b°Êµüªº«á¤è¡C
    Ti(¦b)¬O³Ì±`¥Îªº°Æµü«e¤¶µü¡C¥¦§Î¦¨¤F°Æµü¤ù»y ti ~¡C ¤å¤¤ªº¥D»y¤Óªøªº®É­Ô,³Ì¦n¥Î³rÂI(,)¨Ó¤À³Î¨ä¾lªº³¡¥÷¡C¦p,
                  .
    Goarn-lauxsw, ti siuxtioh zernglaang hoanhof ee sii, peq-khylix taiterng

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     .°Æµü¤ù»y = <ti>+<»yÃã>
     .°Æµü¤ù»y = <°Æµü>+<koq>+<°Æµü> bengkhag koq sioxngsex

°Êµü¤ù»y  Verb Phrase

     ¥x»yªº°Êµü«e,³q±`­n«a¤W¤@­Ó§U°Êµü,¨Ò¦p "aeboeq thagzheq(·Q­nŪ®Ñ)"¡C ³o¬O³Ì°_½Xªº°Êµü¤ù»y¡C °Êµü«e«a¤W°Æµü©Î°Æµü¤ù»yªº,¤]§Î¦¨°Êµü¤ù»y,©Ò¥H:
                                       .
     .°Êµü¤ù»y = <§U°Êµü>+<°Êµü> . . . teq liexnsip
     °Êµü¤ù»y = <°Æµü>+<°Êµü> . . .  .hofhor liexnsip
     °Êµü¤ù»y = <§U°Êµü>+<°Æµü>+<°Êµü>teq hofhor liexnsip
     °Êµü¤ù»y = <°Æµü>+<§U°Êµü>+<°Êµü>hofhor teq  liexnsip
     °Êµü¤ù»y = <°Êµü>+<koq>+<°Êµü> .sioxngkhox koq liexnsip
     °Êµü¤ù»y = <°Êµü>+<§U°Êµü>+<°Êµü>zwnpi boeq  liexnsip
     °Êµü¤ù»y = <°Êµü>+<laai>+<°Êµü>zwnpi laai liexnsip
     °Êµü¤ù»y = <°Êµü>+<khix>+<°Êµü>zwnpi khix liexnsip


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