navi1-7  Exercise 1: Three Orders
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  Oel ngati kameie.      I see you.   (agent, object, verb)
  Ngati oel kameie.      I see you.   (object first)
  Oel kameie ngati.      I see you.   (object last)

All three mean the same because the endings do the work:
  oel   -l   = the one doing the seeing
  ngati -ti  = the one being seen

If -ti is left off (ngat), the word has no object ending and a listener may
read it as a plain subject, so the roles become unclear. (Check the
reference grammar for the short form ngat before using it.)

Beginner order: Oel ngati kameie, agent then object then verb. It is the
most common order and the easiest to read.