Meaning: Right here\nUses: At, here case, Imperative. Usually the starting vowel ‘A calls for the strongest call to action, E a little less, I somewhat, and absent when it’s a simple strong request. Using O or U is usually more on the mocking, friendly, daring side. Those distinctions are rarely preserved in writing other than with the tone marker of the sentence. Ending an imperative with a dative turns it into a passive imperative.\nSaid: Apa\nSpoken: Appa\nLogograph: XB.