Connectives
Connectives exist to link noun phrases and verbs together into larger
noun phrases and verbs. They can also be used to link together sentences. There
are four simple connectives: fa (OR), fe (AND), fi (connective question),
fo (if-and-only-if) and fu (whether-or-not).
OR
ro au madsa lo spalo fa lo hafto?
Do you want to eat an apple or an egg?
AND
ro au madsa lo spalo fe lo hafto?
Do you want to eat an apple and an egg?
If and Only If
ro 'amwo mi fo mi madsa hafto?
Do you love me if I eat eggs?
Whether or Not
mi 'amwo ro. fu ro madsa hafto.
I love you, whether or not you eat eggs.
Connective Question
ro au madsa lo spalo fi lo hafto?
Do you want to eat apples and/or eggs?