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But in COM, MunBieNax is written in Latin-Alphabet.
[Postscript]
This page has been re-written in 2014 because I had written on this page strange matters out of strange English expressions ;-(


There is a great distinction between pictographs and ideograms. Those are tiny pictures you draw with some drawing skill, these are simple signs you can write easily.
e.g. "hand" (pictograph) / (ideogram)

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System of MunBieNax

Munbienax is similar to Japanese, Mongolian, Turkish etc... Asian languages. But, this is not an Asian language.
E.T. brought these to my brains in a night.... (under a delusion)

Basic Sentence e.g. [subject]-h [predicate] ba.
(in Ideograms → [subject]- [predicate] )

-h is Separator, as Equal Mark " = ".
ba is Conclutive word, as (cl).

e.g. → = (cl). → This = food(cl).
→ "This is food / something to eat / eatables.
※A concept of numbers(single-plural) are not looked seriously※

In COM, we write MunBieNax in Latin-Alphabet commonly.
e.g. kuh pam ba.
(suffix "-h", clings to the last word)

Negative, distinguish again with "-h", and put "nae" before "ba".
e.g. → "(This = food) = not (cl)."
  → "This is not food."
kuh pamh nae ba. (Alphabet)

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This is a Case of "Noun-Sentence". But, MunBieNax's Basic is the end.
Next, "Verb-Sentence".
e.g. → "I = You (ac) seeing (cl)."
  → "I see you." or "I have seen you."
( I am a person who is seeing(watching?) you. )
auh nai bu mae-nat ba. (Alphabet)

bu is Accusative particle, as (ac).

Object " nai bu" is put between Subject and Predicate, but Red Letters are odered under Basic-Form.

"mae-nat" is a "Gerunds". or "Participle" or "Verb-Adjective".
mae "eye"(root) + -na(t) "Verb-suffix"
  → mae-nat "seeing" or "seen".
(deed of Eye's, we write these as "**-ing")

"-na(t)" is read "-nat", before "ba, ku". Others, "-na".

These are called "na-Verb". Meanings are "Past ∼ Present, habit, deed which they have seen the result, deed you concluded, unchangeable deed".
Practice e.g.
→ "appearing person = minding-not (cl)."
  → "A person who has appeared = (I) don't know." (strange English....)
ut-na munh kim-nae-nat ba. (Alphabet)

Negative of Verb is put " nae" before Verb-suffix.

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There are no Pure-Adjectives in MunBieNax. " ika" meanings "great things", it is a Noun.
So, add a modifier word " bana" as (m), get to be clear.
e.g. → "Great (m) food (cl)." → "There is a great food."
ika bana pam ba. (Alphabet)

In Predicative-Use :
e.g. → "Food = great (cl)." → "The food is great."
pamh ika ba. (Alphabet)

Negative of Adjective is the same to Noun sentence.
e.g. → "(Food = great) = not (cl)." → "The food isn't great."
pamh ikah nae ba. (Alphabet)

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Development

There are other Verbs, called "au-Verb".
These are a sure Verbs absolutely.
e.g. → "you (ac) see-I." → "I'll see you."
nai bu mae-au. (Alphabet)

au-Verb is put Pronoun in the next of Verb-root.
Meanings are "Future, presumptive, possivility, Ability, Imperative, Subjunctive", etc...

e.g. Meaning "nai bu mae-au." :
"I want to see you."
"I go to see you."
"I can see you."
"I will see you.", etc...

Add -na(t) "Verb-suffix" again, change into "Gerunds". or "Participle" or "Verb-Adjective".
e.g.
  → "see-you-ing person = what-person(who) (cl) (ques)?"
  → "Person you want to see = who is this?"
mae-nai-na munh ae-mun ba hae? (Alphabet)

"ae-mun" is a compound word, "who".
"hae" in the end of Sentence is "Question mark".

Negative of au-Verb is put "nae" between root and pronoun.
e.g. → "see-not-I".
mae-nae-au. (Alphabet)

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Conjunction is "nn" only.
e.g.

au nn nai si yae-yae ta mat-na nn,
I + You (lo) town (da) going so,
kiy-nakuh ut-na nn, nie2-na nn, um-nan-nat ba.
war = appearing and, running but, be killed (cl).

"si" is Locative particle, at/on/in/out of
"ta" is Dative particle, to/for
"yae-yae" is a compound word, "town".
"kiy-naku" is a compound word, "war, fight, attack".
"nan" is Auxiliary Verbs of Passive.

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Adjectives of Munbienax are strange. There are 4 words only.
"ika" great / "kuma" small / "uo" feel good / "aya" feel bad

Commonly, you use only 4 words, childishly.

Case to say at objectively, get an abtruct noun.
e.g. A case of Temperature :
"puo" fire(root of Heat) + "-yut" grade
  → "puo-yut" Temperature.
You use this word with "ika" or "kuma".
e.g. → "Temperature = great (cl)." → "It's hot."
puo-yuth ika ba. (Alphabet)

More cut short form, you use these commonly.
→ "heat-great" → "hot, warm" puo-ika
→ "heat-small" → "cool, cold" puo-kuma

In case Great and Small of Numbers :
use "yun" great number / "yun-nae" small nymber.

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ProperNoun / Numbers

In Latin Alphabet, ProperNoun is write as it is.
If you want to write with Ideogram, write it with readings Ideograms. It is Hard....
"New York" → "Nuo-Iu-Kuo-x yae-yae"
∼ are "ProperNoun Brackets", in Alphabet, put "-x" at next.
In this case, "yae-yae", decisive post-word, as "Town, City".

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In Latin Alphabet, Numbers is write as it is.
→ 1984 (1 * 1000 + 9 * 100 + 8 * 10 + 4)
→ 2015 (2 * 1000 + 0 + 1 * 10 + 5)

Add preposition "u-", change into Ordinal numbers.
e.g. → "the 3 man." → "the 3rd man."

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utbienaku.... hae? Under Construction?


pan-tat si, u-akuh bie-nat ba.
u-akuh KB tum si bie-nat ba. u-akuh KB ba.
pan-tat si KB tum si u-akuh bie-na nn, u-aku yi tit bana ieh ut-nan-nat ba.
k-iu-ban-x si iu-ut-nan-na uo bana nie.
"The Gospel of John"

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