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To be polite in Kushan, you don't use the subjunctive mood as you would in English.  Instead, you negate the sentence with tī, insert the interrogative particle, and use the reputative mood.
 
Example:
 
Would you like some water?
 
Thotanī tī pwa tos oles? (Literally: Aren't you supposed to have some water?)