The Hopyratian Language
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      • Lesson 1: Greetings and Farewells
      • Lesson 2: Introducing Yourself
      • Lesson 3: Birth Place and Where you Live
      • Lesson 4: Family and Pets
      • Lesson 5: Pronouns>
        • 5.1: Nominative Pronouns
        • 5.2: Accusative & Dative Pronouns
        • 5.3: Genitive or Possessive Pronouns
        • 5.4: Pronouns with "To be"
        • 5.6: Demonstrative Pronouns
        • 5.7: Indefinite pronouns
        • 5.8: Relative Pronoun
      • Lesson 6: Nouns>
        • 6.1: Animate
        • 6.2: Inanimate
        • 6.3: Cases>
          • 6.3.1: Nominative
          • 6.3.2: Accusative
          • 6.3.3: Dative
          • 6.3.4: Genitive
        • 6.5: The Katýcarem
      • Lesson 7: Verbs>
        • 7.1: Tenses
        • 7.2: Aspects
        • 7.3: Moods
        • 7.4: If verbs
        • 7.5: Reflexive
        • 7.6: Participles>
          • 7.6.1: Adjectival Participles
          • 7.6.2: Nounal Participles
      • Lesson 8: Adjectives>
        • 8.1: Adjectives
        • 8.2: Comparatives & Superlatives
        • 8.3: List of Adjectives in Each form
      • Lesson 9: Adverbs>
        • 9.3: Adverb Formation
        • 9.2: Interrogatives
      • Lesson 10: Articles
      • Lesson 11: Prepostions
      • Lesson 12: Conjunctions
      • Lesson 13: Colours
      • Lesson 14: Numbers
      • Lesson 15: Negation
      • Lesson 16: Intensifier Adverbs
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