Conjunctions Flashcards
Hegam ‘e-mams/.camdam c mamaistla ‘o cipkan
Those teachers and students are working
Hegam gogogs c mimstol ‘o wo:po’o
Those dogs and cats are running
‘A’al ‘o cicwi c hehem
The children are playing and laughing
Gogs ‘o med/. c hi:nk
The dog is running and barking
‘A:ñi añ ‘i:ya wo’o kc ‘o’han
I am lying here and writing
‘A:pim am ‘oyopo hehem
You (pl) are waling around and laughing
‘Idam ‘e-mams/.camdam c mamaistal ‘o ‘o’ohan
These students and teachers are writing/drawing
makai c maistal ‘o ‘o’ohan
g doctor(si) and teacher(si) are writing/drawing(pl)
‘A:pi c ‘a:ñi ‘ac ko:ks
first person. You and I are/were sleeping
‘A:pi c Maliya ‘am si cicpkan
second person. You and Mary are/were really working(pl).
Mali:ya c Husi o’ ‘ab hihim
third person. Mary and Joe are/were walking this way.
‘Uwi ‘o cipkan ñ ‘a:ñi ko:s
The woman is working I am sleeping
Ceoj ‘o ñeok p ‘a:pi as/. hehem
The boy is speaking you are just laughing
‘A’al ‘o s/.oañ c ‘a:cim ñeñok
The children are crying we were talking
‘U’uwi ‘o wo:po’o m ‘a:pim hihim
The women are running you (pl) are walking
kawyu ‘o med/. k hegai ceoj him
The horse is running that boy is walking
gogogs ‘o hihink k hegam mimstol cicwi
The dogs are barking those cats are playing
‘Uwi o cipkan k g makia ñeok
The woman is working the doctor is speaking
gogs c mi:stol ‘o cicwi
the dog and cat are playing
‘I:dam cecia c cecoj ‘o s/.oañ
These girls and boys are crying
‘e-mams/.camdam o’ hehem c ‘o’han
The students are laughing and writing/drawing
‘A:ñi añ ‘oimed/. c ‘o’ohan
I am walking around and writing/drawing
‘A:pi c ‘a:ñi ‘ac gegok c hihim
you and I are standing and walking (first person plural)
When is kc used instead of c
When the preceding word ends in a vowel
‘A:pi and (name) ‘am ki:
you and (name) are living (second person plural)
‘A:pim am s/.oañ ñ ‘a:ñi cipkan
You (pl) are crying and I am working
Maistal ‘o ‘oimed/. p ‘a:pi hehem
The teacher is walking around and you are hehem
Makai ‘o ‘o’han c ‘a:cim ‘oyopo
The doctor is writing and we are walking around
‘E-mas/.camdam ‘o ciciwi m ‘a:pim ‘o’ohan
The student is playing and we are writing
‘A:ñi añ cipkan k g ko:jo mumku
I am working and the monkey is sick
Ke:li ‘o mumku k g ;oks ñe’e
The old man is sick and the old woman is singing
Jud/.um ‘o ba:ñimad/. k g ke:li je:ñ
The bear is crawling and the old man is smoking