There are a few ways to ask someone to do something
1. The Affix -gajak-
This common affix is used to express the idea of something being possible. In English this would be the equiavent of saying would or could do something:
| âkKik- | to fix something |
| âkKigajattuk | it could be fixed |
| pijagek- | to finish something |
| pijagegajattuk akuniungituk | It could be finished in no time |
| sana- | to make something |
| sanagajattanga? | Could he make it? |
| katiKatigi- | to meet with someone |
| katiKatigigajakKama? | Could you meet with me? |
2. The Affix -Ku
-Ku- is an affix used to express the idea of wanting, asking or telling someone else to do something. It is folllowed by a transitive verb ending.
| KaikKuvângâ ? | Does he want me to come? |
| fonniKujân? | Do you want him to call? |
| anikKujanga | He asked / told her to go out. |
| itikKugok | Tell him to come it. |