Lesson 3 Flashcards
I have a bike
Mata bike-eka tiyeneva
We have a plan
ApiTa plan ekak tiyeneva
She doesn’t have a guitar
Eyata guitar ekak næ
Dont you have a class?
Oyata class ekak tiyeneva Da?
We are going to our friend’s wedding
Api ape yaluwa-ge wedding ekata yaneva
Jack is going to his sinhala class now
Jack dœn eyage sinhala pantiyətə yaneva
Mary is going to Peter’s old house today
Mary ade Peter ge parana gedarata yaneva
They are going to Jane’s party
Eyala Jane ge party ekata yaneva
Is she going to Frank’s restaurant?
Eya Frank ge restaurant ekata yaneva?
Are you going to the swimming pool?
Oya swimming pool ekata yaneva da?
When does an adjective end in ‘i/y’?
When it is at the end of a sentence
E.g mama usay
Male lassenay
When don’t you add i/y to an adjective at the end of a word?
When the adjective ends in ‘th’ or ‘i’
E.g pohosath
Podi
I am taller than you
Mama oyata vada usai
Me you ta vada adjective
Erin is taller than Deshika
Erin Deshika ta vada usai
Me you ta vada adjective
Unawatuna beach is more beautiful thank Hikkaduwa beach
Unawatuna muhuda Hikkaduwa muhudhata vada lassenay
Me you ta vada adjective
Your phone number is longer than my life
Oyage phone eka mage life ekata vada digay
Me you ta vada adjective