Class Day 8 Flashcards by Leah Hopp

Q

Idyaka iyoŋ a?

A

Are you sick?

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Ee, adyaka ayoŋ.

A

Yes, I am sick.

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Edyaka ikonikoku a?

A

Is your child sick?

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Ee, edyak ikaakoku.

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Yes, my child is sick.

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Edyaka nakaato kon a?

A

Is your sister sick?

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Mam nyedyaka iŋes.

A

No, she is not sick.

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Q

Ai epipil?

A

Where does it hurt?

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Epipil ne.

A

It hurts here.

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Epipil acir kaŋ.

A

My waist hurts.

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Q

Nyo erono?

A

What’s wrong?

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Akatiŋit ayoŋ emalaria.

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I have malaria (literally = malaria is holding me)

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Atamaki akuwan kon a?

A

Are you improving?

(literally = is your body improving?)

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Ee, atamaki ayoŋ.

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Yes, I am improving.

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Q

Ani bo ikoku.

A

What about the child?

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Etamakinit ikoku daŋ.

A

The child has also improved.

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Kilota ŋakan kon.

A

Wash your hands (singular)!

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Kilotasi ŋakan kus.

A

Wash your hands (plural)!

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Toaŋaleu!/Toaŋaleutu!

A

Get better!

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Iŋaleuni iyoŋ!

A

You will get better!

Q

Eŋaleuni iŋes!

A

He/she will get better!

Q

Eyai Akuj.

A

God is (there).

Q

Elipi ayoŋ aŋuna kon.

A

I will pray for you.

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Akuwan (Ŋawat)

A

body (bodies)

Q

Akou (Ŋakyes)

A

head(s)

Q

Akau (Ŋakausinei)

A

Back(s)

Q

Akan (Ŋakan)

A

hand(s), arm(s)

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Akeju (Ŋakejen)

A

Foot (feet), leg(s)

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Akook (Ŋakookyes)

A

stomach(s)

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Akoŋu (Ŋakonyen)

A

eye(s)

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Akituk (Ŋakituka)

A

mouth(s)

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Akit (Ŋaki)

A

ear(s)

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Etimat (Ŋitim)

A

hair(s)

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Ekume (Ŋikumes)

A

nostril(s)

Q

Elekes

A

malaria

Q

Edeke (ŋidekesyo)

A

sickness(es)

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Lokoyata

A

brucellosis

Q

Epipil

A

it hurts/is paining

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Arukum

A

cold/flu

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Awala

A

cough

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Acir (Ŋacirin)

A

waist (s)

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Akilotar (KI)

A

to wash

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Esabuni

A

soap

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Asegis (ŋasegisya)

A

cleanliness, health