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• There is a character for past tense as well. It comes right after the verb marker.
• There is also an "x" marker for negation. Like with the genitive (i.e. possessive, but a little broader, linguistically speaking), negated words are counted separately, so even though you might have "will", you might not yet have "will-not".
• If you forget which marker is which, the (concrete) noun marker means "thing", and the verb marker means "do".
• If you see a shape resembling a "?", that is likely an interrogative word such as "what".
• The numbering system is multiplicative: two number glyphs directly next to each other mean "multiply these numbers". In addition, the "|°" glyph means "raised to the power of" in the context of numbers. The low squiggly line, which means "and", can be used for addition if necessary.