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Peace Corps Tetun 11-20 > 13B What do you eat each day? (Loro-loron haan saida?) > Flashcards

13B What do you eat each day? (Loro-loron haan saida?) Flashcards

1
Q

What do you eat every day?

A

Loro-loron haan saida?

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2
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eat breakfast

A

matabixu

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3
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sago

(An edible starch extracted from the pith or the spongy centre of the tropical palm trees.)

A

akar

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4
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eat lunch

A

haan meiudia

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5
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salad

A

salada

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6
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eat evening meal

A

haan kalan

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7
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egg

(of chickens)

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mantolun

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8
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exist, be present

A

iha

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9
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milk

A

susubeen

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10
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chocolate

A

xokolati

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11
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lollies, sweets, candy

A

rebusadu

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12
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daily

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loro-loron

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13
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potato

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fehuk

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14
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nightly

A

kala-kalan

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15
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bean

(mainly red bean)

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koto

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16
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every morning

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dadeer-dadeer

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17
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cake, biscuits

A

dosi

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18
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always

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sempre

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19
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sometimes; perhaps

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dala ruma

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20
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often; many times

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dala barak

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21
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instance, times

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dala

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22
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once

A

dala ida

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23
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why

A

tanba saa, tansaa

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24
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twice

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dala rua

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25
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never

A

nunka

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26
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Amina is eating breakfast in Jorge’s house at Manatuto.

A

Amina matabixu hela iha Jorge nia uma iha Manatuto.

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27
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What is this, Jorge?

A

Ida nee saida, Jorge?

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28
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This is sago.

Don’t you ever eat it in Atauro?

A

Nee akar.

Iha Atauro o nunka haan ka?

29
Q

I never eat it.

Do you (pl.) eat sago every day?

A

Hau nunka haan.

Imi loro-loron haan akar ka?

30
Q

No. Only sometimes.

Often we eat corn. What do you eat?

A

Lae. Dala ruma deit.

Dala barak ami haan batar. Imi haan saida?

31
Q

In the mornings we always eat rice and fish, because every night my father goes fishing.

A

Dadeer-saan ami sempre haan etu ho ikan, tanba hau nia apaa kala-kalan baa buka ikan.

32
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every day

A

loro-loron

33
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every month

A

ful-fulan

34
Q

every week

A

semana-semana

35
Q

every year

A

tin-tinan

36
Q

every Sunday

A

Domingu-Domingu

37
Q

She goes to the market every day.

A

Nia baa merkadu loro-loron.

38
Q

Every day I eat breakfast at seven o’clock.

A

Hau loro-loron matabixu tuku hitu.

39
Q

Every day he just plays/hangs around (doesn’t work).

A

Loro-loron nia halimar deit.

40
Q

She often buys bananas here.

A

Nia dala barak sosa hudi iha nee.

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Dala barak nia sosa hudi iha nee.

41
Q

We’ve often talked.

(We have talked many times.)

A

Ami koalia dala barak ona.

42
Q

He sometimes can’t sleep.

A

Nia dala ruma toba la dukur.

43
Q

Sometimes she buys fish.

/ Perhaps she’s buying fish.

A

Dala ruma nia sosa ikan.

44
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He’s always tired.

A

Nia sempre kole.

45
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She always buys bananas here.

A

Nia sempre sosa hudi iha nee.

46
Q

He’s never tired.

A

Nia nunka kole.

47
Q

She never buys bananas here.

A

Nia nunka sosa hudi iha nee.

48
Q

Do you drink tea every day?

A

Ita hemu xá loro-loron ka?

49
Q

No, only sometimes.

A

Lae, dala ruma deit.

50
Q

Do you often eat salad?

A

Ita haan salada dala barak ka?

51
Q

Yes, every day!

A

Sin, loro-loron!

52
Q

Is Senhora here? She is.

A

Senhora iha ka? Iha.

53
Q

Is (your/my) mother here?

A

Amaa iha ka?

54
Q

(She’s) not here. She went to the market.

A

La iha. Nia baa merkadu.

55
Q

Is there any rice?

A

Foos iha ka?

56
Q

There is.

A

Iha.

57
Q

Is there any money?

A

Osan iha ka?

58
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There isn’t.

A

La iha.

59
Q

There is no food.

A

Hahaan la iha.

60
Q

There is no milk.

A

Susubeen la iha.

61
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Why did you (pl.) come here?

A

Tansaa mak imi mai iha nee?

62
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Because we want to buy red beans.

A

Tanba ami hakarak sosa koto.

63
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Why didn’t you go to school?

A

Tanba saa mak o la baa eskola?

64
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Because I’m sick.

A

Tanba moras.

65
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Why is he tired?

A

Nia kole tanba saa?

66
Q

He’s tired because he worked a lot.

A

Nia kole tanba nia servisu barak.

67
Q

why

A

tanba, porké, basaa

68
Q

why, as, since

A

como

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