Conjunctions

Conjunctions are words which join words and sentences together. Here's a list of all conjunction words in Koolaŋ:

• and (and)
• or (or)
• if (if)
• ðen (then)
• but (but)
• so (so)
• becauze (because)
• until (until)
• azif (as if, as though)

Here are some examples of them in use:

• Ðe kat and ðe mouse "The cat and the mouse"
• Jon or Sara šoud go "John or Sarah should go"
• Me kan kloze ðe door if you want "I can close the door if you want"
• If ðe weaðer man ised korekt, ðen rain isel tomorow "If the weather man was correct, then it will rain tomorrow"
• Me want do it, but me no šoud "I want to do it, but I shouldn't"
• Me no need ðis þiŋ, so me givel it to you "I don't need this thing, so I will give it to you"
• Me bekomed aŋgri bekauze ðe mašin no fuŋkšioned "I became very angry because the machine didn't work"
• Me workel until ðe task is finišen "I will work until the task is finished"
• He wak azif he is bird "He walks as if he's a bird"

bekauze can also be followed by a single noun phrase, to mean "because of":

• Me woried bekauze ðe problems "I worried because of the problems"