Lernikursa Lidepla - English
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- taim-partikla
- taim
- time
- wek-taim
- Me he lekti sey kitaba yo.
- I have read this book already.
- Me bu nidi it pyu
- I don't need it anymore.
- Me lekti-te sey kitaba.
- I read this book.
- It es ya muy interes-ney.
- It is very interesting.
- He pluvi. Nau pluvi yok.
- It rained. Now it doesn't rain.
- Pluvi-te. Nau pluva yok.
- It rained. Now there's no rain.
- Pluvi-te. Haishi pluvi idyen.
- It rained. Still rains a bit/a little.
- muy
- very
- interes-ney
- interesting
- ya
- really, so (emphatic particle)
- pluvi
- to rain
- pluva
- rain (noun)
- nau
- now
- haishi
- still, as yet, so far
- idywn
- a bit, a little
- lai-taim
- Dai a me yur kitaba. Me ve lekti it.
- Give me your book. I will read it.
- Me dumi ke ve pluvi.
- I think it will rain.
- dumi
- to think
Worda
- tain-partikla kombina
- Ta shwo ke ve pluvi.
- He/She says it will rain.
- Ta shwo-te ke ve pluvi.
- He/She said it will rain.
- Ta ve shwo ke ve pluvi.
- He/She will say that it will rain.
- Ta shwo ke pluvi-te.
- He/She says that it rained.
- Ta shwo-te ke pluvi-te.
- He/She said that it rained.
- Ta ve shwo ke pluvi-te.
- He/She will say that it rained.
- Zai pluvi.
- It is raining.
- Zai pluvi-te.
- It rained.
- Ve zai pluvi.
- It will rain.
- zai
- Wen yu lai-te a dom ela zai kuki-te deyfan.
- When you came home, she was started cooking / preparing dinner.
- Wen yu lai-te a dom ela he kuki-te deyfan.
- When you came home, she had cooked/prepared dinner.
- Wen yu ve lai a dom ela ve zai kuki deyfan.
- When you will come home, she will preparing dinner.
- Wen yu ve lai a dom ela ve he kuki deyfan.
- When you will come home, she will prepare dinner.
- wen
- when
- kuki
- to cook, to prepare
- deyfan
- dinner. midday meal
- dey
- day
- rakonti-taim
- story time
- Unves, mucho yar bak, ye un gela.
- Once upon a time, many years ago, there was a girl.
- Ela nami Rude Shapa-ki.
- Her name was Little Red Cap.
- Un dey mata voki ela, shwo:
„Rude Shapa-ki, bi karim, go visiti yur oma.“ - One day her mother called her and said:
„Little Red Cap, be kind and go visit your granny.“ - unves
- once
- mucho yar bak
- many years ago
- nami
- to name, be named, be called
- shapa-ki
- little cap
- voki
- to call, to summon
- bi karim
- please, be so kind
- visiti
- to visit
- oma
- grandmother
- Yeri me zai lekti kitaba.
- Yesterday I read a book.
- Turan may amiga lai.
- Suddenly my friend came.
- Lu krai: „Yu bu he audi ku?“
- He shouts: „Haven't you heard it?“
- „Manya nu hev gro-konserta!“
- Tomorrow we'll have a great concert!
- „May brata es hir.“
- My brother is here.
- „Lu janmog gani gro-hao!“
- He knows how to sing excellently!
- „Nu inviti yu.“
- We invite you.
- „Yu lai ku?“
- Do you come?
- yeri
- yesterday
- manya
- tomorrow
- turan
- suddenly
- krai
- to cry, to shout
- konserta
- concert
- brata
- brother
- janmog
- to know how to
- gro
- augmentative/intensifying particle
- gro-hao
- excellent
Gramatika
- inplas-kwel-worda
- Oli kinda pri bonbon.
- All children like candy.
- Kada kinda yao chi bonbon.
- Every child wants to eat candy.
- Sey kinda chi bonbon ol dey.
- This child eats candy all day.
- Hir eni kinda mog lekti e rasmi.
- Here any child can read and draw.
- Koy kinda pri lekti pyu kem rasmi.
- Some kids like more to read than to draw.
- Otre kinda pri rasmi pyu kem lekti.
- Other kids like more to draw than to read.
- Nul kinda pri go somni.
- No kid likes to sleep.
- oli
- all (pl.)
- kinda
- child, children
- kada
- every
- bonbon
- candy
- ol
- all, the whole
- eni
- any
- koy
- some
- otre
- other
- nul
- no, none, zero
Worda
- frasa kom kwo-yuan
- frasa
- phrase
- Me jan keyu he zwo mucho.
- I know that you did a lot/much.
- Bat me bu pri se ke yu he zwo.
- But I don't like what you have done.
- Me vidi ke lu shwo kun ela.
- I see that he talks to her.
- Bat me bu mog audi to ke lu shwo.
- But can't hear what he says.
- frasa kom kwel-yuan
- Boy ke yu vidi janmog gani muy hao.
- The boy that you see knows how to sing very good.
- Yu vidi boy kel janmog gani muy hao.
- You see a boy, who know how to sing very good.
- Ti yu vidi na boy janmog gani muy hao.
- What you see is that the boy knows how to sing very good.
- ti ... na
- optional first element of the noun group "ti … na"
Gramatika
- Meteo
- Weather
- Sedey meteo es hao.
- Today the weather is good.
- Surya brili, badal yok.
- The sun shines, there are no clouds.
- Me promeni in shulin.
- I go for a walk in the forest.
- Sirkum ye mucho grin baum. Es garme.
- Around there are green trees. It's hot.
- Yeri meteo bin ga otre. Pluvi-te.
- Yesterday the weather was quite different. It rained.
- Me bin mokre fon kapa til peday,
bikos me fogeti-te ambrela. Bin lenge. - I was wet from head to toes,
because I forgot my umbrella. It was cold. - Kwel meteo ve bi manya?
- What will the weather be like tomorrow?
- Me bu jan, me mog sol gesi.
- I don't know, I can only guess.
- Shayad pluva ve yok.
- Perhaps it won't rain.
- sedey
- today
- surya
- sun
- brili
- to shine
- badal
- cloud
- promeni
- to stroll
- sirkum
- around
- grin
- green
- baum
- tree
- garme
- hot
- bin
- was, were
- ga
- quite
- mokre
- wet
- kapa
- head
- peda
- foot
- fogeti
- to forget
- ambrela
- umbrella
- lenge
- cold
- sol
- only
- gesi
- to guess
- shayad
- perhaps
Texta
- Ob haishi pluvi?
- Surya brili in skay.
- Ya, bat me hev ambrela.
- Oli jen pri hao meteo.
- >Kwo yu dumi om meteo?
- Turan un gran badal lai.
- Es tro lenge sedey.
- Bi karim, dai a me yur ambrela.
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- Ela bu yao kuki deyfan.
- Me fogeti-te may-la.
- Ta janmog rasmi hao.
- Li inviti me a konserta.
Exercices (Tamrin)
Tradukti fon lidepla inu inglish:
- I want to go for a walk.
- What do you do tomorrow?
- Guess what he said.
- Today is extremely hot.
Probi tradukti fon inglish inu lidepla: