Note. When apa is used with a numeral it precedes it. Ex. apa gegeto, two are sufficient.
V. Adverbs of Affirmation, Negation and Interrogation.
e, yes.
akai(ge), truly.
g’akai, truly.
me! what! certainly!
ila! I who knows?
ua(ne), not, no.
nà? is it not (French, n’est ce pas?).
óuo! not at all, by no means.
andal’ai(me)? why?
Note. Me, óuo, and ila are almost interjections.
VI. Adverbs of Manner and Likeness.
The adverbs of manner are often replaced by noun suffixes attached to the verb, with the final i. (See Verbal Suffixes, p. 323).
unoi, together.
akaumai(nge), further, beyond, besides.
uneke, only.
ende, also.
elele, quickly.
dedi, slowly
fidefide, continually.
kela, without reason, gratis.
Note. When ende modifies a verb with subject in the third person, it is preceded by the pronoun ove. Ex. nau fud’ ov’ ende fufuli, my bones (they) also ache.