Crunchy was once a Kit-Kat bar who lived in Coculaght.
Sucarumin is a person who can change candy into humans and animals.
Sucarumin changed Crunchy into a cat.
Sucarumin can change candy into animals, but he can't do it perfectly.
Crunchy was brown, and everyone wanted to eat him.
Crunchy wasn't the only animal that everyone wanted to eat.
Crunchy wanted to eat Squeeky the Mouse and Tweety the Bird.
Squeeky and Tweety didn't want to be eaten.
They hid whenever Crunchy got near.
"Why do you want to eat me?" asked Squeeky. "You know that Tweety tastes better!"
"No I don't!" said Tweety. "Squeeky tastes better!"
Súiⱥcúili
Cruntʃi Mir
Ip ecarā Cruntʃi puin Cėt–Catu su menigip Cocologht. Sucarumin sorā, blucu su ab to coln ilien lėnun linⱥ. Colnip Cruntʃi mėrı linⱥ sorā.
Ab to coln ilien linun linⱥ sorā; tisil, on to ab sifolilⱥ. Ip Cruntʃi caludı r'; nil culenip lacsin lin Crontʃėfėlu.
On to selip Cruntʃi inlⱥ linu su culenip lacsin lin rėhėfėlu. Culenip Cruntʃi sorā ni Scúėcė Ėtė Túėtė Úė rėhėfėlu.
On to culenip ni Scúici Túiti cerėhėfėlu. Tsalip sorā acⱥ ololun tıfı tsalip Cruntʃi ıŋcⱥ sorā.
Soinip Scúici "Fıp e culenı tirā carėfėlu? Tilanı tirā ta il Túiti r' mⱥ so!"
"Coln" (change) takes the thing changing (candy) as the subject and the thing changed into (animals) as the object. The person doing the changing is in a prepositional phrase, using the preposition "linⱥ". Relative clauses work like English in that a gap is left where the head would be, in this case after the preposition.