Akb’i ajni e tz’i’
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[ʔak.’p’i ax.’ni ʔe ʧ͡’i’ ]
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yesterday the dog ran
(Spanish) ayer el perro corrió
Speaker: Fermín Díaz García
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Akb’i e tz’o’b’ ma’chi ani war ajnyob’
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[ʔak.’p’i ʔe ʧ͡’oʔp’ ma.’ʧ͡i a.’ni ax.’njop’]
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yesterday the dogs were not running
(Spanish) ayer los perros no estaban corriendo
Speaker: Fermín Díaz García
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Akb’i e tz’o’b’ war ani ajnyob’
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[ʔak.’p’i ʔe ʧ͡’oʔp’ war a.’ni ax.’njop’]
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yesterday the dogs were running
(Spanish) ayer los perros estaban corriendo
Speaker: Fermín Díaz García
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E tz’o’b’ ma’chi ajnyo’b’
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[ʔe ʧ͡’oʔp’ maʔ.’ʧ͡i ax.’njob’]]
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the dogs are not running
(Spanish) los perros no corren (estan corriendo)
Speaker: Fermín Díaz García
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Ejk’ar ajnitaka e tz’i’
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[[ejk’ar.’axnitaka.’e tʃ’i’]]
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tomorrow the dog will run
(Spanish) mañana el perro correrá
Speaker: Fermín Díaz García
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K’ojna’
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[k’ox.’naʔ]
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mother’s younger sister
(Spanish) tia (la hermana menor de su madre)
Example: Cha’sakun
Speaker: Fermín Díaz García
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Ma’chi Ajni e tz’i’
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[maʔ.a.’ʧ͡i ax.’ni ʔe t͡s’iʔ]
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the dog does not run
(Spanish) el perro no corre
Speaker: Fermín Díaz García
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Ta’knar
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[taʔk.’nar]
sustantivo siempre poseido
bark
(Spanish) corteza
Example: Uyuxina’r
Speaker: Melvin Ariel Garcia Diaz
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Uch’a’
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[uʧ͡’aʔ]
sustantivo generalmente no poseido
mosquito
(Spanish) Zancudo
Example: sak’us/ uch’a’
Speaker: Melvin Ariel Garcia Diaz
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