Class Day 1 Flashcards by Leah Hopp

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Ekile (Ŋikilyok)

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Man (men)

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Aberu (Ŋaberu)

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Woman (women)

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Ikoku (Ŋidwe)

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Child (children)

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Lokoku (Atalokoku)

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Son (s)

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Nakoku (Atanakoku)

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Daughter (s)

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Ekapolon (Ngikapolok)

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Lord, man in position of authority (Lords)

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Akuj (Ŋakujo)

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God (gods)

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Akai (Ngakais)

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House(s), hut(s)

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Ere (Ŋirerya)

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Village(s)

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Ekitoe (Ŋikito)

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Tree(s)

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Esaa (Ŋisaae)

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Hour(s), time

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Akoloŋit (Ŋakoloŋita/Ŋarwa)

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Day(s)

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Emucele

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Rice

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Ŋakile

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Milk

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Aate (Ŋaatuk)

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Cow(s)

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Akimuj (Ngamuja)

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To eat, food (s)

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Akilip

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to pray, prayers

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Akimat

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to drink

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Akitam

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To think

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Akiyen

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to know

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Akipup

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to hear with understanding

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Akinyam

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to eat (chew)

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Akigir

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to write

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Akisyom

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to read, or learn in a classroom setting

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Ejok a?

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Hello? (Is it good?)

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Ejok nooi!

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Its very good.

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Eŋaleo a?

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Is everyone well?

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Ee, eŋaleo.

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Yes, we’re well.

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Iŋale iyoŋ a?

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Are you well?

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Ee, aŋale.

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Yes, I am well.

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Ikianyun!

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See you!

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Emam ŋace.

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No worries

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Alakara aanyun iyoŋ/iyes.

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Glad to meet you (sing./plural)

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Alakara.

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Thank you. (Lit = I’m happy)

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Kimala daadaŋ!

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Greet everyone.

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Nakaato (Ŋakaitotoi)

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Sister(s)

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Lokaato (Ŋikaitotoi)

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Brother(s)

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Ekristoit (Ŋikristo)

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Christian(s) (male)

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Akristoit (Ŋakristo)

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Christian(s) (female)

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Ekone (Ŋikonei)

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friend(s) (male)

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Akone (Ŋakonei)

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friend(s) (female)

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Ituŋanan (Ŋituŋa)

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person (people)

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Yesu Kristo

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Jesus Christ

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Ee

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yes

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Mam

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No

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Ne/nege/laalo

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here

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Ama

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there

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Mam jik!

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Never!

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Jwi jwi

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always

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Mam nyapupi ayong.

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I don’t understand.