The Nabaloi Dialect
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Inan tutubo-ak. Nantutubo-ak. Mantutubo-ak asanem. Inan tutubo ka. Sikdto . Aman tutubo. Si Kuan aman-tutiibo. Na-ka ama-ngingi. Inan ngingi-ak. Nanngingi-ak. Mangngingi-ak asanem. Inan ngingi-ka. Sikdto ama-ngingi. Si Kuan ama-ngingi. Na-ka ama-mangid-ak. Inan mangid-ak. Manmangid-ak asanem. Inan mangid-ka. Sikdto ama-mangid. Si Kuan ama-mangid. Na-ka aman akad. Inan akad-ak. Nanaxach' ak. Manakdr-ak.
Andxach'ak, or andkar'ak. Inan akad-ka.
You were talking.
He is talking.
John is talking.
I a...m crying.
I was crying.
I have cried.
I will cry.
You were crying.
He is crying.
John is crying.
I am singing.
I was singing.
I have sung.
I will sing.
You were singing.
You have sung.
He is singing.
John is singing.
John is shouting.
I am shouting.
1 was shouting.
I have shouted.
I will shout.
You were shouting.
He is shouting.
John is shouting.
I am whispering.
I was whispering.
I have whispered.
I will whisper.
You were whispering.
He is whispering.
John is whispering.
I am laughing.
I was laughing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Inan tutubo-ak. Nantutubo-ak. Mantutubo-ak asanem. Inan tutubo ka. Sikdto . Aman tutubo. Si Kuan aman-tutiibo. Na-ka ama-ngingi. Inan ngingi-ak. Nanngingi-ak. Mangngingi-ak asanem. Inan ngingi-ka. Sikdto ama-ngingi. Si Kuan ama-ngingi. Na-ka ama-mangid-ak. Inan mangid-ak. Manmangid-ak asanem. Inan mangid-ka. Sikdto ama-mangid. Si Kuan ama-mangid. Na-ka aman akad. Inan akad-ak. Nanaxach' ak. Manakdr-ak.
Andxach'ak, or andkar'ak. Inan akad-ka.
You were talking.
He is talking.
John is talking.
I a...m crying.
I was crying.
I have cried.
I will cry.
You were crying.
He is crying.
John is crying.
I am singing.
I was singing.
I have sung.
I will sing.
You were singing.
You have sung.
He is singing.
John is singing.
John is shouting.
I am shouting.
1 was shouting.
I have shouted.
I will shout.
You were shouting.
He is shouting.
John is shouting.
I am whispering.
I was whispering.
I have whispered.
I will whisper.
You were whispering.
He is whispering.
John is whispering.
I am laughing.
I was laughing.
What to read after The Nabaloi Dialect?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Otto Scheerer to read onlineMoreLess
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