左邊是英語，右邊是八爪語
noun   ñouné
verb    veŕb
adjective adjecte
adverb tachérb
pronoun referress
preposition bétween

The infinite articles are as follows.
singular, masculine: ono
singular, feminine: ona
plural, masculine: allas
plural, feminine: allés

And here are the definite articles:
singular, masculine: for
singular, feminine: far
plural, masculine: serré
plural, feminine: serró

The following are some of the most common pronouns.
I        Nó
We   Nostades
You        Serre
You-all  Sedesa
He         Yé
She       Yá

There's no word for the English pronoun 'it' because in Octopuese everything has a gender.

We (masculine)   Nostades
We (feminine)      Nostodes

Male   mey  adj.
Female  fay adj.
Man        for mele,   serré melets
Woman   far fela,    serró felats
Masculine    meil adj.
Feminine      fail adj.

The word 'to be' for the present simple tense:
I am       Nó en
We are   Nostades tún
You are        Serre huse
You-all are  Sedesa hase
He is         Yé resk
She is       Yá rask

This verb describes what something is, instead of how something is.

En ono mele.
I am a man.

Rask allés fela.
She is a woman.

¿En ono mele?
¿En nó ono mele?
Am I a man?

¿Rask allés fela?
¿Rask yá allés fela?
Is she a woman?

¿En?
¿Rask?
¿Resk?
Yes, I am. Tú, en.
No, I'm not. Faké, do en.

¿Tún?
Fúck, does tún.