Lernikursa Lidepla - English
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- budefini-ney hu-inplas-kwo-worda
- budefini-ney
- indefinite
- Oni shwo ke lu rasmi hao.
- They say he draws well.
- Bat me bu pri luy pikturas.
- But I don't like his pictures.
- Yu stan tro dalem.
- You stand too far (away).
- Dar oni bu mog audi nul worda!
- There they can't hear any words!
- Lai pyu blisem!
- Come nearer!
- oni
- they (people in general)
- stan
- stand
- dale
- far (adj.)
- dalem
- far (adv.
- blise
- near (adj.)
- blisem
- near by (adv.)
Worda
- returni-inplas-worda
- Yu es gande! Go woshi swa!
- You are quite dirty. Go wash yourself!
- Kada sabah me woshi swa.
- Every morning I wash myself.
- E may mursha yoshi razi swa.
- And my husband shaves himself.
- Ob yu mog ordini oli sey kitaba selfa,
- Can you put all these books in order by yourself,
- sin ke oni helpi yu?
- without anyone helping you?
- Nu samaji mutu.
- We understand each other.
- gande
- dirty
- woshi
- to wash, to impure
- swa
- myself, yourself, himself, etc.
- mursha
- husband
- razi
- to shave
- ordini
- to put in order
- selfa
- self, (by) oneself
- helpi
- to help
- mutu
- each other
Worda
- mah-kwo-yuan-partikla
- Me pri sey kitaba. Ob me mog pren it?
- I like this book. Can I take it?
- Kwo yu yao pren?
- What do you want to take?
- Den sey kitaba me yao pren.
- That book I want to take.
- Me yao pren sey kitaba.
- I want to take this book.
- Me dai-te sey kitaba a sista de may amiga.
- I gave this book to the sister of my friend.
- Me dai-te a sista de may amiga den sey kitaba.
- I gave the sister of my friend this book.
- den
- optional accusative particle
- sista
- sister
- tema de frasa
- Sey kitaba, me begin-te lekti it. Es muy interes-ney.
- This book, I began to read (it). It's very interesting.
- Yur kalam, wen yu fini rasmi, dai ba it a me.
- Your pencil, when you finish drawing, give it to me.
- begin
- to begin
- fini
- to end, to finish
Gramatika
- inplas-kwo-worda
- Walaa un klosi-ney boxa.
- Here is a closed box.
- Me yao ofni it.
- I want to open it.
- Me bu jan kwo es inen.
- I don't know what's inside.
- Bat me nadi ke dar ye koysa kel es muy jamile.
- But I hope that there is something very beautiful.
- Me audi koy vos.
- I hear a voice.
- Dar ye koywan, baken dwar.
- There is somebody, behind the door.
- Me bu yao chi! Me bu yao chi nixa!
- I don't want to eat! I want nothing to eat.
- Me bu jan luy nam. Me bu koni nulwan hir.
- I don't know his name. I know nobody here.
- Me pri olo ke yu kuki.
- I like everything that you cook.
- Yu mog kuki enisa ke yu yao.
- You can cook anything that you want to.
- Me pri oli kun kel yu lerni.
- I like all with what you learn.
- Yu mog inviti eniwan ke yu yao.
- You can invite anyone that you want.
- Kadawan mog lai.
- Everyone can come.
- walaa
- here is
- boxa
- box, case
- ofni
- to open
- klosi-ney
- closed
- nadi
- to hope
- koysa
- something
- vos
- voice
- koywan
- somebody
- nixa
- nothing
- nam
- name
- nulwan
- nobody
- koni
- to be acquainted, to know
- olo
- everything
- enisa
- anything
- oli
- everybody
- eniwan
- anyone
- kadawan
- everyone, each person
- inplas-komo-worda
- Pon yur bao a koylok.
- Put your bag somewhere.
- Koytaim me dai-te a yu may kitaba.
- Sometime I gave you my book.
- Me nidi it nau. Ob yu mog returni it a me?
- I need it now. Can you return it to me?
- Me bu remembi a wo me pon-te may kalam.
- I don't remember, where I put my pencil.
- It mog bi enilok.
- It can be anywhere.
- Me shuki e me bu mog findi it nullok.
- I search and can find it nowhere.
- Hir yur kalam yok. Shuki ba otrelok.
- Your pencil is not here. Search another place.
- Yu koni kamina a nuy dom.
- You know the road to their house.
- Yu mog lai enitaim ke yu yao.
- You can come anytime you want.
- Ta lekti oltaim. Suy kitabas ye kadalok.
- He/She reads all the time. Their books are everywhere.
- pon
- to put, to lay
- bao
- bag
- koylok
- somewhere
- koytaim
- somewhen, sometime, once
- enilok
- anywhere
- nullok
- nowhere
- findi
- to find
- otrelok
- (at) another place
- enitaim
- everywhen, (at) any time
- oltaim
- all the time
- kadalok
- everywhere
- Koyves me visiti may oma kel jivi ausen urba.
- Sometimes I visit my granny, who lives outside the city.
- Laste yar me he visiti ta plurives.
- Last year I visited him/her several times.
- Ob yu es pa dom?
- Are you at home?
- Unves me lai a yu, yu bu es pa dom.
- Once I came to you, you where not at home.
- Yur molya shwo: „Lai ba otreves.“
- Your wife said: „Come another time.“
- koyves
- sometimes
- plurives
- several times
- laste
- last
- pa dom
- at home
- unves
- once
- otreves
- another time
- Me mus zwo to koykomo.
- I have to do it somehow.
- Yu mog zwo to kom yu yao. Yu mog zwo to enikomo.
- You can do it as you want. You can do it anyhow.
- koykomo
- somehow
- enikomo
- anyhow
- Yur jawaba bu es prave!
- Your answer isn't right/correct.
- Yu bu he resolvi sey taska!
- You haven't resolved this task!
- Me he resolvi ... koygrad.
- I have resolved it to some extent.
- Non! Yu he resolvi it nulgrad!
- No, you have resolved it to no extent (at all)!
- jawaba
- answer
- prave
- right, correct
- resolvi
- to resolve
- taska
- task
- koygrad
- to some extent
- nulgrad
- to no extent
Worda
- telefon-ney toka
- telephone conversation
- Haloo! Lena?
- Hello! Lena?
- Ya, es me.
- Yes, it's me.
- Hao aksham!
- Good evening!
- Aksham hao!
- Good evening!
- Nu go ba tuhun a playa manya.
- We'll go together to the beach tomorrow.
- Snova ku?
- Again?
- Ya. Me bu es basta tume.
- Yes, it's not dark enough.
- Wel, me bu jan. Me treba dumi.
- Well, I don't know. I have to think (about it).
- Ye nixa fo dumi. Yur brachas e gambas es ga blan.
- There's nothing to think. Your shoulders and legs are all white.
- Yu gai go. Nu ambi gai go.
- You have to go. We both have to go.
- Bat me hev mucho dela.
- But I have a lot of affairs.
- Dela mog weiti. Playa es pyu muhim kem enisa otre.
- Your affairs can wait. The beach is more important than anything else.
- Samaji ba, surya dai sanitaa, surya dai jamilitaa.
- Remember, the sun gives health, the sun gives beauty.
- Wel, shayad yu es prave. Wen nu go?
- Well, maybe you're right. When do we go?
- Ranem. Kem pyu ranem, tem pyu hao.
- Early. The earlier, the better.
- Hao. Me telefoni tuy ke me en-jagi.
- Good. I'll call at once when I wake up.
- Pyu hao, telfoni ba wen yu es tayar. Hao nocha!
- Very well, call me when you're ready. Good night!
- Nocha hao!
- Good night!
- Hey, Lena, weiti ba idyen! Me hampi fogeti:
- Hey, Lena, wait a little! I almost forgot:
- pren ba okula do surya, dabe kovri okos.
- take your sunglasses, to cover your eyes.
- Yoshi pren ba koysa fo kovri nos.
- Also, take something to cover your nose.
- Me ve pren shapa do surya, it kovri ol fas.
- I'll take a sun hat, it covers the whole face.
- Dan hao. Til sabah!
- Then good. Till morning!
- Til sabah!
- Till morning!
- haloo
- hello
- playa
- beach
- snova
- again
- basta
- enough
- wel
- well (interj.)
- bracha
- arm
- gamba
- leg
- ambi
- both
- dela
- affair, business
- muhim
- important
- sanitaa
- health
- jamilitaa
- beauty
- ranem
- early
- kem ... tem
- the ... the
- tuy
- at once, right away
- en-jagi
- to wake up
- telefoni
- to phone
- tayar
- ready
- hey
- hey (inter.)
- hampi
- almost
- okula do surya
- sun spectacles, sun glasses
- oko
- eye
- kovri
- to cover
- nos
- nose
- fas
- face
- dan
- then
Texta
- Kwo oni shwo om sey kitaba?
- Kwo yu zai shuki kadalok, kalam ku?
- Olo ke oni shwo bu es muhim.
- Den kalam me he findi, den kitaba zai shuki.
- Kuki ba koysa hao fo deyfan.
- Yu oltaim shuki koysa.
- Oli ve returni tardem.
- Bu oltaim, koyves me findi koysa.
- Kem pyu tardem, tem pyu hao.
- Ob yu bu remembi, a wo yu pon yur kosas?
- Li ambi bu samaji dela hao.
- Un-nem me remembi, bat poy fogeti.
Exercices (Tamrin)
Tradukti fon lidepla inu inglish:
- Your answer is right.
- Tomorrow we go to the beach.
- I am ready.
- He has forgotten almost everything.
Tradukti fon inglish inu lidepla: