In Dinitian, the sentence structure is a little different than that of English. In English, you have Subject-Object-Verb. In Dinitian, it is Verb-Subject-Object.

 

For Example:

 

I went outside

 

ik bishido mi va bihat.

 

ik=go

bishido=biyado=turika-goma(Verb-word)The verb words are a little complicated, and will be explained in more detail in a later lesson. For right now, I will supply you with the correct turika-goma.

mi=I

va=subject marker. This is used so the sentence will make sense. It lets the listener/reader know what the subject it and what the object is in the sentence.

bihat=outdoors/outside

 

That is the basic sentence structure. It only seems complicated because it is different. Once you get used to it, it is actually very simple.

 

This language was built on the principle of simple and already existing words from the languages of English and Japanese.
Verbs always come first.