NUMBERS 

Eto,

Wait...the title is wrong, we discussed numbers yesterday, 

Wait

TIME 

So, we have 5 tenses here

Past

Present

Right now

Future

Step by step.

Normally, the words don't have a different form for different tenses, 

Pa toka means 

I am good

I was good

I will be good

And one has to figure from the context what tense it is, but if required, 

Present: Polka

Past: Marna

Future: Baad

Right now: Avi

Step by step (and then): Kora

I am good right now: Pa avi toka. 

I was good: Pa marna toka.

I will be good: Pa baad toka

I was bad, and then I became good: Pa....

We didn't created a word for bad, right?

Bad/sick/ill/broken will be Dord.

I was bad, and then I became good: Pa marna dord pa baad toka.

The tenses will always come after the subject, to signify what stage of existence it is in.

The vocabulary....

If anyone who knows hindi reads this, he will laugh at me. I just borrowed words from them,

Welp,

Let's get going.

I should borrow a few words from English too, to make it easier for most of the world.

O' clock/time will be same word, Timae

HOW TO ASK QUESTIONS?

Put a wa in front of preposition to turn it into question.

This: akka

That: vakka

These: akkama

Those: vakkama

There: Pola

Where: wapola

Right now: avi

When: wavi

What: wakka

Why: wami

How: wasa

What is the time right now? : wakka avi timae?

Second: Atomas

Minute: Duadas

Hour: Slick

Day: fei

Week: hepie

Month: chahepie

Year: tanatimae

But Agentt, now year and 'long time' have same words.

Yes, they do. 

Well, if your mother says,

"You have been on that computer for a goddamn year!"

Then you really wouldn't question her.

If your colleague is going to the bathroom, and you ask them how long it will take, and they answer an year, you still understand.

So, no problemo.