A Handbook of the Yao Language
A Handbook of the Yao Language
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GwESiMA, KU (-GWBSiMio;), KU, to be Ufeless and foolish; to go round about a thing; to be dull in the understanding.
GwEsiowESi ! going round and round about a t^ing.
GwiLi ! swallowing.
GwiNDiMALA, KU (-qwindihble), to be hard and compact.
Gwiso, father ; master.
I has the sound of the English ee in " feeL" Before a vowel i generally becomes y.
I, the class characteristic of the plural number of nouns belonging to the fourth class.
'I, for a^, these things, pi. of
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
GwESiMA, KU (-GWBSiMio;), KU, to be Ufeless and foolish; to go round about a thing; to be dull in the understanding.
GwEsiowESi ! going round and round about a t^ing.
GwiLi ! swallowing.
GwiNDiMALA, KU (-qwindihble), to be hard and compact.
Gwiso, father ; master.
I has the sound of the English ee in " feeL" Before a vowel i generally becomes y.
I, the class characteristic of the plural number of nouns belonging to the fourth class.
'I, for a^, these things, pi. of
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Hetherwick to read online
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