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noun tree bark
Speaker: Augus Kaien,Dialect: Karawari span>
noun male loin cloth
Speaker: Louis Kolisi ,Dialect: Kundiman span>
noun grandmother
Speaker: Ben Koni,Dialect: Konmei span>
noun woman, lady
Speaker: Chris Nick,Dialect: Manjamai span>
sentence the woman took the pig from me yesterday
Speaker: Louis Kolisi,Dialect: Kundiman span>
phrase one woman
Speaker: Felix Andi,Dialect: Karawari span>
sentence I can see the pig
sentence I don’t want it
noun firewood
phrase my one canoe
phrase my daughter
Speaker: Felix Andi ,Dialect: Karawari span>
noun; phrase dried fish
noun head ornament
phrase my fire
Speaker: Nick Waikay,Dialect: Konmei span>
phrase no way
noun flower, certain type
noun; phrase three baskets
noun coconut
phrase my village
adjective black
noun tobacco
noun house (pl. houses)
noun small house
phrase this big pig
phrase greetings
noun white man (pl. white men)
noun meat
noun feet
phrase took the pig from me
noun coconut leaf
noun nose
noun drum stick
sentence I cut the tree
phrase one sago pulp basket
sentence they gave to us
sentence they gave to me
sentence They know me
noun mountain
noun canoe
phrase one canoe
noun armband
noun sago pudding
noun long stick
phrase one X
phrase two ears
phrase many tall men
noun ladder
phrase big pig (pl. big pigs)
Speaker: Ben Koni ,Dialect: Konmei span>
noun children
noun flying fox (pl. flying foxes)
phrase my elder brother
noun back
noun day
noun; phrase costume hat
sentence I want to drink water
noun daughter, sister
noun younger brother
noun rope holding house beams together
phrase one house
noun tongue
phrase my husband
sentence you will give the pig to me
sentence don’t come here (imperative)
numeral nine
phrase my pig (pl. my pigs)
noun small fish basket
noun bow
noun tongs
noun bench for one person
noun tool for digging up grass
phrase one sakuri catfish
noun part black pig
noun bone
noun fish arrow
noun sitting veranda
noun coconut shell dish
noun daytime
noun sipan fruit seeds
noun tooth (pl. teeth)
noun fruit (seeds)
noun teeth (sg. tooth)
noun sago flour
noun son
noun coconut tree (pl. coconut trees)
noun bird
phrase good night
noun dog
noun two eyes (sg. eye)
noun male pig
sentence I will give the pig to you later
noun drum
noun seating platform
noun song
noun sago pulp, flour
noun; phrase toothache