nulli's conlang nook

i have about 6 language projects in works, 3 more active than the others, ill use these tags to differentiate them:

#nyanya - ɲaɲa, a cursed conlang i made for ccc3, its not great, its also not being developed and is pretty much "finished", you can watch my video on it in a link below the cut

#french2 - fantasy conlang ill elaborate on later, actively developing

#bst - another fantasy conlang, this one involves animal noises, actively developing

#mdr - 3rd fantasy lang, like a logical language except the logic only makes sense to me, actively developing

#hababa - my petname for my first conlang - toakeliti, based on hawaiian but kinda stuck in development since i wanna rework most of it #3bp - the last (so far) fantasy lang, only exists in concept land but i might wanna talk about it so it gets a tag

I don't feel like making examples but negative questions are making it in to the language since why not

mai hē? - Do I have to?

Task list:

So yeah the question particle is hē

I already had a question particle in mind for the language

From the to do list: Finished the graphic for the times of day

Thank god I don't need to add new forms to the dictionary

Imperative

The imperative mood is achieved with the particle mai which appears after the verb and the AP’s modifying the verb. The imperative mood interacts with aspects in the following way: tipi (continuous aspect) – the command is to keep doing the action, sua (imperfective) – do some work towards achieving the action, po (completive) – finish doing the action, the task should be completed as soon as possible.

and as for my to-do list:

Before I get on with this day I have a list of things I want done/I've been putting off/maybe theyll be there later in the year but I want them done sooner:

evidentiality (Im pretty certain it will appear later, but I want it done ASAP for reasons, but I won't be posting about it)

clause structure for basic sentences (possesion, existence, equation etc.)

months

a written section on time

a written section on the elemental world building

section on use of adpositions with time phrases

a section on adpositions and coverbs

rules for use of infinitives and number in different clauses

list of all proto words used in grammar and their applications, make it so none of them are one trick ponies

I'll try to cross things out of the to-do list as I go with the next days (probably very slowly)

Actually things from this day - my ideas for imperative clauses.

An imperative clause would look like this:

verb (APs) mai (object)

So my idea for the imperative includes:

the imperative particle mai

the prohibitive from reduplication of the negation

some kind of weird modifier verb interaction

AND:

Comitative: Rule of thumb this is for animate nouns as agents

Nominal conjunction - kai: For all other nouns

Verbal conjunction - this especially applies to modifier verbs, simple ones can be just put together

koa wama arani mimi - the beautiful red flower

But when you add modifiers or just want to remove ambiguity there's these various conjunctions:

Neutral conjunction: ē

koa wama arani ē mimi

Relational conjunction

koa wama arani na mimi - the beautiful red flower (it's color is what makes it beautiful)

*koa wama mimi na arani - the beautiful red flower (it's beauty is what makes it red, so not quite making sense)

Antagonistic conjunction:

koa wama mimi ho arani - the beautiful red flower (it's beautiful but its red; despite being red)

OR:

or will come from a verb meaning "to like" - enori

BUT NOT:

roa - the adposition except, the preferred option if the other noun belongs to the broader group (eg. I eat meat but not beef)