Linguo Conjunctions

Conjunctions connect clauses (and occasionally phrases and words) in Linguo. Provided here is a list of Linguo conjunctions, as well as an explanation of their usage. All conjunctions end in -t.

Usage
In linguo, no difference is made between subordinating and coordinating cunjunctions.

A comma may optionally be inserted before the conjunction if the conjunction is in the middle of the sentence, and is connecting two sentences. If the conjunction is found at the beginning, a comma is always inserted between the two sentences. The one exception to these rules is set (see below). For example:

Mo sibadus coert mo sibeglus and Mo sibadus, coert mo sibeglus are both correct, but Coert mo sibeglus, mo sibadus is correct while *Coert mo sibeglus mo sibadus isn't.

Noun Clause
Noun clauses are introduced with the conjunction set. The conjunction set should never be omitted, even when it is clear that it is a relative clause.

Noun clauses must function as the direct object of the verb found in the first part of the sentence.

Unlike with most conjunctions, set is placed in the middle of the sentence (between the two clauses) and never has a comma before it.

Examples of usage:

Mo vidus set lo sibeglus (I see that he is hungry)

Lo mae poerlus set to bueveglus (He said to me that you are thirsty)