The Dark Tongue is a highly complicated language. Since not all English words can be translated to Hurduszh words, the words that can't be translated shall not be translated.
The words 'shall', 'will', 'would', 'should', and 'must' must be connected with the verb it's helping. Change the words 'shall', 'will', 'would', 'should', and 'must' to 'ad' and connect it to the front of the verb it's helping.
Example:
shall (hur) prevail (ontho) = adontho
There's only ONE article: o
It only can be used behind of a noun. It may NOT be used behind a modifier. ONLY a noun. It may be used behind a plural noun.
Example:
an opening = o klirae
the boys = o vai'id
a boy = o vaid
a very good boy = [no 'o'] adi did vaid
If there is a plural, double the last vowel of the singular Hurduszh word and add a 'quote' between the two vowels.
Example:
they = ini'i
that (plural) = we'ert [that (singular) = wert]
you (plural) = ura'a [you (singular) = ura]
men = vai'id
If the action verb is a past-tense, add 'ri' to the beginning of the future-tense Hurduszh word.
Example:
ruled = riwer [rule = wer]
conquered = riaizhga [conquer = aizhga]
prevailed = riontho [prevail = ontho]
reigned = risweiyr [reign = weiyr]
If the action verb is a present-tense, add 'ro' to the beginning of the future-tense Hurduszh word.
Example:
ruling = rower [rule = wer]
conquering = roaizhga [conquer = aizhga]
prevailing = rontho [prevail = ontho]
reigning = rosweiyr [reign = weiyr]
If there is the word 'am', connect the Hurduszh word with the subject.
Example:
I (uz) am (ed) = uzed
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