wxot |
| pay na& |
| I am going, O.K.? |
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| [+,uot |
| bO&O mi#i na& |
| There isn't any, I am afraid. |
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]qflyvvd]tot |
| lo&t si O^Ok la& na& |
| Hey, the bus is about to leave. |
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- wa@y w;h is a secondary verb.
It means to 'do somthing for furture use or reference.'
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9njw;hgfu |
| cy&y wa@y dA@A |
| Please remember it. |
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| gvqkg7njv'w;h16jouh |
| aw khy&aG wa@y ju&u
ni&i |
| Put the things away here. |
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gvqkw;h,nhVhk |
| aw wa@y my@y na^a |
| Let's make it (a date) another time. |
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[vd]k;w;h |
| bO^Ok la#aw wa@y |
| Tell him in advance. |
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gda[xuhw;h |
| ke#p pi@i wa@y |
| Keep the ticket. |
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- khy%n 0bhoF
lo#G ]q' are used with
vehicles, boats and planes meaning 'to get in, get on' and 'to get out of, get off.'
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g-uo0bho]qf |
sA#An khy^n lo&t |
Please get
in the car. |
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0bhomjkwfh |
khy^n tha&a da@y |
You can get
off the boat now. |
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]q'gInv16jmk'mjk |
lo#G hy#a ju&u tha#aG tha&a |
Getting in a
boat at a dock. |
- thelefo@n gmg]32o 'telephone' is borrowed from Frence and English. There is another
word for 'telephone ' which you will learn later. tii sa%ay 8ulkp
and tii thelefo@n 8ugmg]32o are often used for 'to telephone, or
call'. tii sa%ay 8ulkp also means 'to
telegraph'.
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