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Sinhala 3 September 2019 > Conditionals (-nang / Nœttang) > Flashcards

Conditionals (-nang / Nœttang) Flashcards

1
Q

Conditionals are formed by adding the ending -nam (pronounced - nang)

If (you) can

A

Puluwan-nang

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Conditionals are formed by adding the ending -nam (pronounced - nang)

If (you) want

A

Õne-nang

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Conditionals are formed by adding the ending -nam (pronounced - nang)

If (you) like

A

Kœmati-nang

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4
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Conditionals are formed by adding the ending -nam (pronounced - nang)

If (you’re) tired

A

Mahansi-nang

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5
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Conditionals are formed by adding the ending -nam (pronounced - nang)

If (you’re) hungry

A

BaDəgini-nang

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Conditionals are formed by adding the ending -nam (pronounced - nang)

If ( I/you) go/are going

A

Yanəva-nang

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Conditionals are formed by adding the ending -nam (pronounced - nang)

if (he/she) comes / is coming

A

Enəva-nang

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8
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Conditionals are formed by adding the ending -nam (pronounced - nang)

If (he/she) is there

A

Innəva-nang

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9
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Conditionals are formed by adding the ending -nam (pronounced - nang)

If (you) have

A

Tiyenəva-nang

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10
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More complex conditionals can be made by adding the same endings to the past tense and by adding the ending -ot to the stem of the past tense

If (you) went

A

Giyot

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11
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More complex conditionals can be made by adding the same endings to the past tense and by adding the ending -ot to the stem of the past tense

If (you) went/ had gone

A

Giyā-nang

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12
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Puluwan-nang ennə

A

Come if you can

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Mahansi-nang ennə epā

A

Don’t come if you’re tired

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14
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Yanəva-nang kiyannang

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I’ll tell you if I’m going

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15
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Bœri-nang kamak nœ

A

Never mind if (you) can’t

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16
Q

Madi-nang kiyannə

A

Tell me if it’s not enough

17
Q

Koemati-nang bonnə

A

Drink it if you like

18
Q

Gedərə innəva-nang yamu

A

If they’re at home let’s go

19
Q

Tiyenəva-nang salli dennə

A

Give me the money if you have it

20
Q

Āvot honday

A

Good if you came (you should come)

21
Q

Āva-nang honday

A

Good if you came OR : good if you had come (you should have come)

22
Q

The negative conditional (if not/unless) is noettang:

BaDəgini nœttang

A

If (you’re) not hungry

23
Q

The negative conditional (if not/unless) is noettang:

Kœməti nœttang

A

If (you) don’t like

24
Q

The negative conditional (if not/unless) is noettang:

Õne nœttang

A

If (you) don’t want

25
Q

The negative conditional (if not/unless) is noettang:

Danne nœttang

A

If (you) don’t know

26
Q

The negative conditional (if not/unless) is noettang:

Yanne nœttang

A

If (you/I) don’t go

27
Q

The negative conditional (if not/unless) is noettang:

Giye nœttang

A

If (you) didn’t go / if (you) hadn’t gone

28
Q

Nœttang is also the normal way of saying ‘or’ ( meaning or else / otherwise)

Tē nœttang kõpi

A

(Either) tea or coffee

29
Q

Salli nœttang kamak nœ

A

Never mind if you don’t have the money

30
Q

Gedərə nœttang monəva kərannədə?

A

What to do if they’re not at home?

31
Q

Enne nœttang maTə vœDə kərannə bœ

A

If you don’t come I can’t do the work

32
Q

Tērenne nœttang kiyannə

A

Tell me if you don’t understand

33
Q

ApiTə kiwwe nœttang

A

If you hadn’t told us

34
Q

Behet bonne nœttang sanīpə venne nœ

A

You won’t get better unless you drink the medicine

35
Q

The negative conditional (if not/unless) is noettang:

Adə nœttang heTə karannang

A

I’ll do it today or tomorrow

36
Q

The negative conditional (if not/unless) is noettang:

Kannə! Nœttang baDəgini vey

A

Eat! Otherwise you’ll be hungry

37
Q

The negative conditional (if not/unless) is noettang:

Salli dennə! Nœttang

A

Give the money! Or else…

38
Q

The negative conditional (if not/unless) is noettang:

HeTə enəvadə? Nœttang?

A

Are you coming tomorrow? - Otherwise? (= of course!)

Sinhala 3 September 2019 (11 decks)

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