REVERSE Class Day 4 Flashcards by Leah Hopp

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to be

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Arakau

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to be, denoting existence or presence

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Ayakau

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I am

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Arae ayoŋ

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You are

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Irae iyoŋ

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He/she/it is

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Erae iŋes

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we are

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Ikirae isua/iwon

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You all are

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Irakasi iyes

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They are

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Erakasi ikes

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I am a woman

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Arae ayoŋ aberu

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You are a man

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Irae iyoŋ ekile

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He/she/it is a child

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Erae iŋes ikoku

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We are Christians

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Ikirae iwon Ŋikristo

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You all are my neighbors

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Irakasi iyes ŋikaakidunyeta

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They are Pokot

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Erakasi ikes Ŋiupe

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I am (location)

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Ayai ayoŋ

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You are (location)

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Iyai iyoŋ

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he/she/it is (location)

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Eyai iŋes

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We are (location)

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Ikiya isua/iwon

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You all are (location)

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Iyakasi iyes

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They are (location)

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Eyakasi ikes

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I am at home

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Ayai ayoŋ lore

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You are at the clinic

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Iyai iyoŋ lodakitar

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He/she/it is at work

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Eyai iŋes lotic

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We are at church

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Ikiya iwon lokanisa

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You all are at a meeting

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Iyakasi iyes natukot

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They are the road

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Eyakasi ikes lorukude

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Where are you?

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Ai iyai iyoŋ?

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I am in Mbale

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Ayai ayoŋ Mbale.

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Where is he/she/it?

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Ai eyai iŋes?

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He is here.

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Eyai iŋes nege.

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Where is your father?

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Ai eyai apa kon?

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He is outside.

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Eyai iŋes kiŋa.

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Where is your mother?

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Ai eyai ato kon?

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She is inside the house.

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Eyai iŋes tooma kai.

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Where are your children?

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Ai eyakasi ŋidwe kon?

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They are at school.

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Eyakasi losukul.

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Where are we?

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Ai ikiya iwon?

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I don’t know!

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Mam nyayeni ayoŋ!

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We are lost!

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Aoliyor iwon!

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Do you have some salt?

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Eyai iyoŋ adyocumbi a?

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Do you have some salt?

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Iyakatar iyoŋ adyocumbi a?

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Yes, I have salt.

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Ee, eyai acumbi.

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Yes, I have salt.

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Ee, ayakatar ayoŋ acumbi.

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No, it is finished.

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Mam, adaun.

Q

to be, to have

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Ayakatar

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I have

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Ayakatar ayoŋ

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You (singular/plural) have

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Iyakatar iyoŋ

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he/she/it/they have

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Eyakatar iŋes

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We have

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Ikiyakatar isua/iwon

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Neighbor(s)

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Ekidunyet (Ŋikidunyeta)

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Pokot = another people group in Karamoja/Kenya, historical enemies of the Karimojong

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Eupet (Ŋiupe)

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meeting(s), gathering(s)

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Atukot (Ŋatuketa)

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Main road(s)

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Erukude (Ŋirukudei)

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Inside

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Tooma

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outside

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Kiŋa

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well(s), water hole(s)

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Ecor (Ŋicorin)

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at the water hole

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Locor

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firewood

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Akitoe (Ŋakito)

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salt

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Acumbi

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bad, evil

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Erono (Eroko)

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Rain(s)

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Akiru (Ŋakirusyo)

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Dry season

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Akamu

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Rainy season

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Akiporo

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sun

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Akoloŋ

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wind, spirit

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Ekuwam

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snuff

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Etaba (Ŋitab)

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blood

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Ŋaokot

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Thing(s)

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Ibore (Ŋiboro)

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girl(s)

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Apese (Ŋapesur)

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boy(s)

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Edya (Ŋidyain)

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to sin

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Akisec

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sinner(s)

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Ekasecan (Ŋikasecak)

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to hit, to call on the phone

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Akiram