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sentence come here (imperative)
Speaker: Ben Koni,Dialect: Konmei span>
sentence we are leaving
Speaker: Ben Koni,Dialect: Manjamai span>
noun male loin cloth
Speaker: Louis Kolisi ,Dialect: Kundiman span>
noun arm (pl. arms)
phrase to the woman
sentence tomorrow I will see the pig
noun skin
Speaker: Augus Kaien,Dialect: Karawari span>
sentence I don’t want it, don’t give the pig to me
Speaker: Louis Kolisi,Dialect: Kundiman span>
sentence I don’t want it
sentence I’m looking at myself
phrase my coconut
Speaker: Felix Andi,Dialect: Karawari span>
phrase my feathers
Speaker: Nick Waikay,Dialect: Konmei span>
phrase my two X
phrase my husband
phrase my dog
Speaker: Felix Andi ,Dialect: Karawari span>
noun; phrase dried fish
noun father
sentence I want it
noun maternal uncle
numeral one
noun eye (pl. eyes)
Speaker: Chris Nick,Dialect: Manjamai span>
noun eyes (sg. eye)
noun flower, certain type
sentence I took the pig from the woman
phrase this big pig
phrase this pig
noun white man (pl. white men)
noun arm, hand
noun ears (sg. ear)
noun flower (generic)
noun leg, foot
noun sleeping mat
phrase thank you
sentence he knows me
phrase goodbye
noun trees (sg. tree)
sentence we saw you
phrase big canoe
noun sago pudding
noun; phrase bamboo drum
noun bamboo
noun roof
noun flooring
phrase one X
noun vegetable (generic)
phrase two pigs
proper name Karawari
noun window
phrase today
phrase my family
proper name Kundiman
noun pig tusk
phrase my elder brother
sentence I want to drink water
noun crocodile (pl. crocodiles)
noun; phrase front of canoe, man’s part of canoe
phrase one [tear]
sentence he knows them
sentence don’t tell me (imperative)
numeral seven
noun roof posts
phrase your [house]
phrase short men
Speaker: Chris Nick ,Dialect: Manjamai span>
noun sago pulp baskets
noun tongs
noun sago trunk
noun fish arrow
noun white egret
noun headhunting stones
noun sitting veranda
noun small stool
noun stool
noun sago pulp
noun sipan fruit
noun (fruit) seeds
noun hair
sentence you didn’t see me
noun clay bowl
proper name Wambrumas
phrase good night
phrase my [two pigs]
noun pig (pl. pigs)
sentence I spear(ed) the pig
sentence I gave the pig to the woman
sentence I gave the pig to you
sentence you gave the pig to me already
sentence we gave the pig to them
noun drum
noun; phrase fruit
noun hole money
noun woman’s grass skirt
phrase my song
noun coconut shell dish