1. pay wxwand ma#a ,kw commonly occur as secndary verbs of direction with pha#a rk so&G lqj'Fw aw gvqkw and other verbs.   As with pharse such as khi&i Na%G ma#a 0juspa',kw 'how did you get here?' the pay wx and ma#a ,k  indicates action going away from or coming toward the speaker.  

In addition to pay wxwand ma#a ,k,w khy^n 0bhow   and lo#G ]q'w     may also be used as secondary verbs of direction meaning 'up' and 'down'.

gvqk0bhowxw	aw khy^n pay	take it up
gvqk]q',kw	aw lo#G ma#a	bring it down

2. kO&O d= was used in Lesson 10 meaning 'also'.  kO&O d= w is also a connecting word used to place events in a time order.  Used this way, it means  'then'.  kO&O d=  follows the subject of the second sentence.  kO&O d= usually unstressed.  The vowel is then shortened. 

lqj'Va'lnc]h;d=wxshv'dkow	so&G na%Gsy%y lE@Ew kO&O pay
	After I mail the letter, I am going to the office.

3. ha%a skw  'to look for' may also mean 'to, toward'. 

]k;lqj'Va'lnwxskg9qhkw	la#aw so&G na%Gsy%y pay ha%a ca@w
	He sent a letter to you.

4. na#m oew 'with'   often occurs with  fa^ak /kdw 'to send'. 

0=/kdVa'lnoeg9qhk wxsk|6j w	khO%O fa^ak na%Gsy%y na#m ca@w pay ha%a mu&u
	May I send a letter with you to my friend?

5. Note how the meaning of pha%y .zw differs in the following sentences. 

g9qhkr=h.zw	ca@w phO@O pha%y	Who did you meet?
g9qhkr=h.z[=w	ca@w phO@O pha%y bOO	Did you meet anyone?

Compare this note with grammar note 5 in Lesson 18, and 5(1) in Lesson 19.  This pattern is used with other question words.

wxwlw	pay sa%y	Where are you going?
lywxwl[=w	si pay sa%y bOO	Are you going anywhere?

Note the meaning of the following sentences.

wxg[yj'-ygofu[=w	pay bA&G sine@e dii bOO	How about going to a movie?
wxwlfuw	pay sa%y dii	Where's a good place to go?