GREETINGS Flashcards

1
Q

How do you say Good Morning?

A

Alli puncha

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2
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What is the meaning of Nishkawan?

Break it down into its component parts and identify the meaning in each.

Write the correct pronunciation.

A

Nina: “to speak.”

-shka: suffix indicates the past participle, turning the verb into something like “said” or “spoken.’

-wan: suffix means “with.”

“Nishkawan” = “with the spoken word.”

Pronunciation:

“NEESH-kah-wahn.”

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3
Q

How do you greet someone with: let’s speak peace to you this day

A

“Alli puncha nishkawan”

This phrase might be used as a greeting or a way to wish someone well with the words or messages that have been communicated during the day.

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4
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How do you say Good (early) Morning?

A

Alli tutamanta

“Ah-YEE, TOO-tah, MAHN-tah”

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5
Q

How do you say Good afternoon?

A

“Ah-YEE, CHEE-shee”

This phrase is a common greeting used later in the day, typically after midday.

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6
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How do you say Goodnight?

A

Alli tuta

“Ah-YEE, TOO-tah”

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7
Q

How did you say Good day friend?

A

Alli puncha mashi

Ah-YEE POON-cha MAH-shee.”

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8
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How do you say Good evening teacher?

A

Alli tuta yachachik

Ah-YEE, TOO-tah, YAH-cha-cheek

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9
Q

How do you write Not a Good Day

A

Mana Alli Puncha

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10
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Not good

A

Mana

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11
Q

What is the word fro “from”?

A

manta

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12
Q

How do you spell the verb “to be”?

A

kay

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13
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When the verb “to be” is conjugated for YOU (second person singular) - “you are” - what will it become?

A

Kanki

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14
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Now write the sentence “You are from Quito”

A

Kan Quitomanta Kanki

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15
Q

The word “kay” is the verb “to be”. How is it conjugated for “you are” and “I am”?

A

You are = kanki
I am = kani

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16
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How is the verb “to be” (=kay) written for he/she/it? This is the Third person singular.

A

kan

17
Q

Now write the sentence “She is from Quito”.

A

Pay Quitomanta Kan

18
Q

Write the sentence “I am from Quito”.

A

Nuka Quitomanta kani.