How to use this documentation

Who this is for

• Learners and teachers — understand how Kifuliiru numbers, verbs, and sentences work without reading source code.
• App builders — design lessons, games, or curricula from the same rules Wekify uses in generation.
• Assistants and search — one canonical place to cite when answering Kifuliiru language questions.

What you will not find here

Lab operator guides, HTTP APIs, database schemas, publish-to-cloud steps, and internal planning documents are out of scope on this site. They are maintained separately for Wekify teams.

Reading order

1. Kifuliiru numbers — start with zero to ten, then follow the lesson order.
2. Math in Kifuliiru — decimals, exponents, and roots (after cardinals; separate docs section).
3. Counting nouns in Kifuliiru — numbers with nouns and noun class.
4. Kifuliiru verb conjugator — tenses, persons, polarity.
5. Kifuliiru phonetics (KPG) — spelling, syllables, notation.
6. Building Kifuliiru sentences — putting clauses together.
7. Kifuliiru word compatibility — which words may combine.

Open the full Language reference index for short descriptions of each page.

How each page is written

Pages lead with concrete Kifuliiru examples (tables where possible), then explain what the topic is, what it gives learners and builders, and how the rules fit together. English, French, and Kiswahili appear alongside Kifuliiru when they help comparison—they are not a word-for-word gloss of Kifuliiru grammar.

Using this reference elsewhere

You do not need access to Wekify’s Lab to apply what you learn. Treat each page as Kifuliiru described in words. When you ship software, align your logic with these descriptions; Wekify apps and datasets follow the same rules.