“Study as hard as you can”: The General Relative

Like an uncle who’s an army field surgeon, the general relative is useful to know.

You form it by

• Omitting a tense marker (like na, li or whatever)
• Put the vyo marker after the verb
• Using a general quantity style word: jinsi (way), kama (as, like), namna (way, type), kadiri (extent, amount).

Examples of the general relative