Namolukese English

noun mouth

Speaker: John Curley

hungry, be

noun bee

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ask

defecate (shit)

quiet, be

take

noun ghost

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obey

dry

heat (v)

close

blue

noun people

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fourth

noun thumb

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killed, be

noun water

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noun waterfall

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wet

noun hair

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flat

kick

slow

noun mountain

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swim

fire

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hundred

one

forty

choose

make

tie

now

house

mother-in-law

inan semei paternal grandmother

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noun iguana

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language

noun diarrhea

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know

break (vt)

left

noun flea

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semen

long

noun forest

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noun knee

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in morning

catch

hammock

big

dirty

lime

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return

fly (n)

remain

dead

die

insect

elderly

what

thirsty, be

possible

noun milk

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old

ripe

want

prepare

buy

noun man

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have breakfast

daughter

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sweet

frightened

sixty

grave

powerful

noun flower

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noun butterfly

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noun taro

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dry

have fever

noun younger brother

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blind

noun nose

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old (person)

noun four

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fan

cry

arrow

escape

maternal aunt

paternal aunt

noun nine

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drunk, get

noun bosom/breast

Speaker: John Curley

say

fishnet

finish