Sentence.
But there are differences. In Hindi -ne is added to the subject
only when the transitive verb is in the past. More-over, unlike
Hindi the verb in Brokskat does not agree with the gender-number
of the object but agrees with that of the subject.
As
mentioned above, the nominative case marker is not added when the
verb is intransitive.
sita
sukulaRa bya:li
1
2
3
‘Sita
goes to school’
1 3
2
However,
there are two intransitive verbs which permit the use of this case
marker.
badis
‘to run’
Ra:zis ‘to speak’
These
two are intransitive verbs because they do not take objects.
ma-sa
badiyu:s
1
2
‘I
am running’
1
2
ba-sa
badiyenes
1
2
‘we
are running’
1
2
ma-sa
Ra:ziyu:s
1
2
‘I
am speaking’
1
2
mi-ya
badet
1
2
‘I
ran’
1 2
mi-ya
Ra:zit 1
2
‘I
spoke’
1 2
2.1.4.2.
Accusative Case:
The
accusative case defines the object. The marker for this case is -Ra.
It is added when the object is animate. It is not added when the object
is inanimate.
dis
‘to run’
