Month: March 2010
Verbs & Example Sentences
Angalang = to sing Si Joli bay angalang Sinama. Joli sang using Sinama. Amˈlli = to buy Si Joli bay...
Pagsuli-suli pasal kamahung
Dibuhiˈ aniya kamahung ma bilik kami. Bay kami atuli palele kamahung ma lˈngngon ni Ruth. Asasaw si Ruth, “E kamahung...
Practice Actions
Personal Actions Pasekot ka = come close palawak ka = go away anˈngge ka = stand aningkōˈ ka = sit...
Parts of the House (Sinama-English Translations/Example Sentences)
Dinding = wall lantay = floor atop = roof lawang = door tandawan = window hāg = stilts or posts...
Living Things Translations Sinama-English
manuk-manuk = bird aˈa = human bigi = seed palibut = plant sagiˈ = seaweed (dialect?) Bbung = dolphin etek...
Questions/Answers
Buwattingga hˈllingna ni aku? = How does he answer me? Buwattingga hˈllingku tudju ni iya? = How do I answer...
Going to the market
Pehēˈ aku ni tabuˈ = I'm going to the market (dialect variant) Pī aku ni tabuˈ = I'm going to...
Common Phrases (Adapted from Learning Tagalog)
Indayku = I don't know. Mbal aku = I don't want. Sigadin na = It's not up to me anymore....
DAILY SCHEDULE
Abati aku. = I wake up. Amandi aku. = I shower. Bay aku amangan. = I ate already. Anambawa gi...