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Lesson 4
In this lesson you will learn…

•    To ask where people and             Hagaña…?
and things are located

•    To talk abount likes and                 Hínsietiña…
dislikes (plural)                    Misientiña…

And more…

hagaña irahüñü?  (hagaña irahüñü?)                Where are the children?
Hagaña nibureigiña?  (Ha-ga-ña ni-bu-rei-gi-ña?             Where are the boys /girls?
añahein aliha  (a-ña-hein a-li-ha)                They are reading.
Hagaña wügüriña?  (Ha-ga-ña wü-gü-ri-ña?)            where are the men?
Añahein nadagimein  (A-ña-hein na-da-gi-mein)            They are working.

Hagaña würiña?  (Ha-ga-ña wü-ri-ña?)                where are the women?
Añahein ábuogua  (A-ña-hein á-buo-gua)            They are cooking.

Hagoun san budigü?   (Ha-goun san bu-di-gü?)            where are the stores?
Anuhoun uburugu  (a-no-houn u-bu-ru-gu)            They are in the City.

Hísientiña irahüñü nu  (Hí-sien-ti-ña i-ra-hü-ñü nu)        I like children.
Mísientiña mesu nu  (Mí-sien-ti-ña me-su nu)            I don’t like cats.
Hínsietiña gürigia nu (Hín-sien-ti-ña gü-ri-gia nu)        I like people.
Mísientiña dunuru nu  (Mí-sien-ti-ña du-nu-ru nu)        I do not like birds

VOCABULARY:
Buiti        good
Binafin        morning
Guñoun        evening
Busuguaü    salutation
Bugia        you
Iri        name
Niri        my name
Nuguya        me
Ariñoun        later
Haruga        tomorrow
Leindi        Monday
Fulesi        please
Éfereha        to spell
Lámbara    telephone
Gufurandaü    understand
Kumú        bathroom
Dábula        table
Haláü        chair
Ínsieni        love
Abinaha    to dance
Aliha        to read
Ata        to drink
Éibuga        to walk
Ayanuha    to speak
Tuma        with her
Nibureiti    young
Wügüri        man
Würi        woman
Würiña        women
Wügüriña    men
Ábuogua    to cook
Nadagimein    to work
Budigü        store
Uburugu    City
Irahü        child
Mesu        cat
Gürigia        people
Dunuru        bird

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