SENTENCES

A)
1.-Bok tabno
2.-Book table on
3.-The book is on the table

B)
1.-Balge als tabno, bokdi
2.-Ball that writes is also on the table, book beside..
3.-The pen is also on the table, beside the book

C)
1.-Kat umnu
2.-Cat pool around
3.-The cat is around the pool
(The cat is for the surroundings of the pool)

D)
1.-Bal umni
2.-Ball pool inside
3.-The ball is inside the pool

E)
1.-Modlu Lakmi
2.-The Parliament behind ,the Muses place
2.-Behind the Parliament is the Museum

F)
1.-Iam Lakmi, domio
2.-To the right of the Museum, home his
3.-To the right of the Museum, is his home

G)
1.-Sit bles tab
2.-Seat near table
3.-The seat is near the table

H)
1.-Ain Kan?
2.-Where dog?
3.-Where is the dog?

I)
1.-Kan domle
2.-Dog home in front of
3.-The dog is in front of the house

J)
1.-Ain balge?
2.-Where is ball that writes?
3.-Where is the pen?

K)
1.-Balge, tekni
2.-Ball that writes, box inside
3.-The pen is inside the box

L)
1.- Bu boldi bebdu?
2.-Who has thrown this paper remains of?
3.-Who has thrown these rest of papers?

M)
1.-Mosbo iak?
2.-To say what there?
3.-What does it say there?

N)
1.-Iak mos "Fod kanli"
2.-There to say "food dogs for"
3.-There it says "Food for the dogs"

Ñ)
1.-Sitde lon, bleste
2.-Sat down you far, approach you more
3.-You have sat down far, come closer

O)
1.-Bagno bajli
2.-To walk to go us beach for
3.-We are going for a walk through the beach

P)
1.-Blesna Lakmi
2.-I am going close the Museum
3.-I will come closer to the Museum

Q)
1.-Das tab udgo
2.-This table wood made of
3.-This table is made wooden

Therefore like we have been able to check in the previous examples, basically the writing of Usik is as the exposed one.

In each lesson of those that next will give explanations of each element that compose the same one however will go there are points that the student should not forget and for them from time to time will be included a REMEMBER as the one that continues:

REMEMBER: In Usik the pronouns ALWAYS goes behind the verb and close to this.

ALPHABET

• The alphabet of Usik to which denominate BASEDAI, has single 17 letters composed by 12 consonants and 5 vowels.
• The letter G is always pronounced like in Gate (in English)
• The letter H is always pronounced like English H
• The letter J is always pronounced like a Spanish soft "ch"or English Church

MAIN FUNCTIONS OF THE LETTERS AND THEIR SYMBOLISM
•           B.-Together to the verb it is good to form the gerund
•           S.-Together to the pronoun it forms the indefinite past and together to the verb the Conditional one
•           D.-Together to the verb it forms the last participle.It symbolizes house, store or place
•           F.-It symbolizes to the fire and the natural light
•           K.-It represents the main thing.It forms the feminine one.With verbs it is equal to the prefix Spanish re-
•           L.-Together to the pronoun it is good to form the past
•           M.-Together to the pronoun it forms the future.It is symbol of the water
•           T.-It symbolizes, tree, stick, cylinder.Added to the verb it is equal to the Spanish prefix  dis--,des-
•           H.-In many cases it indicates prohibition
•           E.-as prefix it indicates address, to, toward
•           I.-as prefix it indicates origin, possession, of.
•           U.-It has the same function that the prefix trans.
  
Let us see some examples
An = Man
Ana=I am a man
Dom=Home
Domi=He is at home
Ank=woman
Anki=She is a woman
Del = Brother
Delu=They are brothers
Len=To bring
Leni=He brings

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