Clauses in Hwisperifos

&nbsp Hwisperifos uses a unique system of setting aside clauses.

Independent Clauses
Idependent clause are linked together by conjunctions which always appear at the end

Conjunctions
The language has only three conjunctions which it uses regularly:
 * Hwa and
 * Sidhy but
 * Be or

Dependant Clauses
Dependant clauses are distingished from the noun or verb they modify by a matching pair of coordinating conjunctions: The clause to be used is determined by the type of word the clause is modifing. Translation is context based and related to the conjugation of the verb:
 * y ... y
 * i ... i
 * o ... o
 * u ... u

Lhi lheshi... (I know)

... y ti

that she left

... y ti

if she leaves

... y ti

She didn't leave

... y ti

when she left

why she left

whether or not she left

Verbal Clauses
y ... y is used soley to follow verbs.

Adjectival Clauses
Clauses that follow nouns or adjectives use one of the other three endings. these ending much match the gender of the word they are modifying.

Prepositional Clauses
Whisperifos has in it only fore prepositions which function as clauses in the same manner as others:
 * before haxe ... haxe
 * during farhy ... farhy
 * after terh .. terh
 * when

Treatment of Multiple Clauses When more than one clause is enveloped in a sentence it is common to end all the clauses at the same point and string the endings together.

I want you to know (that) the man (who) we met left after you arrived.

Lhe want y rhe leshu y left shi hwavet i met we i terh rhe arrived terh y y.