There are three important rules to remember:
(1) the tense sign for the future tense is -bi- meaning “will”;
(2) the tense sign for the imperfect tense is -ba- meaning “was” or “were,” “used to,” “kept on,” or “did”;
(3) adjective endings are directional.

There are three important rules to remember: (1) the tense sign for the future tense is -bi- meaning “will”; (2) the tense sign for the imperfect tense is -ba- meaning “was” or “were,” “used to,” “kept on,” or “did”; (3) adjective endings are directional.

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