Class Day 3 Flashcards by Leah Hopp

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kaŋ

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my, mine

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kon

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your (singular)

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keŋ

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his, hers, its

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yok

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our (inclusive)

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Kosi

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our (exclusive)

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kus

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your (plural)

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kec

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their

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ekaakiro or ekiro kaŋ

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my name

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ekiro kon / ekonikiro

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your name

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ekiro keŋ / ekeekiro

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his/her/its name

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ŋirorwa kosi / ŋikosirorwa

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our (exclusive) names

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aberu kaŋ / akaaberu

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my wife

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ikoku kon / ikonikoku

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your child

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ekile keŋ / ekeekile

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her husband

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ŋidwe yok / ŋiyokodwe

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our (inclusive) children

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akai kosi / akosikai

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our exclusive house

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emaret kus / ekusimaret

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your (plural) beans

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ŋakinei kec / ŋakecekinei

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their goats

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Ŋae ekonikiro? Ŋae ekiro kon?

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What’s your name?

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Erae ekaakiro ____. Erae ekiro kaŋ _____.

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My name is _____.

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Ataŋae ŋirorwa kus?

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What are your names?

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Erakasi ŋirorwa kosi _____.

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Our names are _____.

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Ŋae ekeekiro?

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What is his/her/its name?

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Erae ekeekiro _____.

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His/her/its name is _____.

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Ŋae ekiro ka akoniberu?

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What is the name of your wife?

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Erae ekiro ka aberu kaŋ _______.

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My wife’s name is _____.

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Erae ekiro ke ekaakile _____.

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My husband’s name is _____.

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Erae ekiro a ikoku kaŋ _____.

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My child’s name is _____.

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Ŋae ekiro ka ato kon?

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What is your mother’s name?

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Ŋae ekiro ka apa kon?

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What is your father’s name?

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Ai ibunitor iyoŋ?

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Where are you from?

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Abunit ayoŋ ka Amerika.

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I am from America.

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Ai iponitotor iyes?

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Where are you all from?

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Eponitae isua alo Ulaya.

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We are from Europe.

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Ekiro (Ŋirorwa)

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Name(s)

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Ka, ke, a

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of

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Daŋ

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also

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Daadaŋ

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all

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Toto (atatoto)

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Mother(s)

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Papa (atapapa)

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Father(s)

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ato kon

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your mother

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apa kon

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your father

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Akine (ŋakinei)

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goat(s)

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Ulaya

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Europe, land of the whites

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Ani bo iyoŋ?

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What about you?

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Akwap a Ŋimusugwi

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Land of the Whites

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Atap (Ŋatapyo)

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food, posho (maize meal)

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Euji (Ŋiuji)

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porridge

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Ekidikidi (Ŋikidikidya)

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Maize

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Emomwae (Ŋimomwa)

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sorghum grain(s)

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Emaret (Ŋimare)

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bean(s)

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Erot (Ŋirotin)

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Path(s)

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Wadyo

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slow, slowly, quietly, somehow

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Atipei

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fast

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Elwana (elwaka)

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far

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Eapi (eapiyete)

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near

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Bua! Potu!

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Come (singular)! Come (plural)!

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Apena!

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Let’s go!

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Ekitaabo (Ŋikitaaboi)

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book(s)

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Epeyonon (Ŋipeyok)

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Visitor(s) (male)

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Apeyonon (Ŋapeyok)

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Visitor(s) (female)