Syntax.
In a simple sentence the subject comes first and the verb last, with the object between them.
Ana I otsi rice tsoka. will eat.
Adverbs usually come first.
Ochü To-morrow ana I otsi rice tsoka. will eat. [[220]]
Interrogative adverbs, however, often follow the subject.
Chongsemo Chongsemo kothang when rov? will come?
Possessive nouns and pronouns precede the thing possessed, but adjectives follow the noun they qualify.
Ana I Chongsemo Chongsemo’s ’tsi rice mhōna good tsoka. will eat.
In compound sentences the principal clause stands last.