"The boy is praising the girl."

Translation: Taoba riñe rijas.

[RachaelNun1]

Does anyone know the difference between 'as' and 'is' at the end the the verb?

[SprightBark]

Here the -as indicates a singular (he praises: rijas) whereas -is indicates a plural (they praise: rijis).

In my opinion a good number of verbs (but not all) encountered on the course seem to follow this or something close to it.

I think the verb to praise / rijagon is as follows in the present tense:

• rijan I praise
• rijā you praise (singular)
• rijas he/she/it praises
• riji we praise
• rijāt you praise (plural)
• rijis they praise

[Chrisa995243]

Shouldn't it be "for the girl" ?