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This lesson will explain [ïth] meaning "which" and [winith?] meaning "where?".
A possible conversation.
You: | Wu̲t ɛmɔ puɔ̲nydɛ bëë wïnïth?
That man himself where does he come from? |
Friend: | Kua̲cä̲ jɛ. Diɛwä̲ i̲ bëë kä̲ thɔ̲ŋɔ.
I don't know it. It is my supposition that he comes from that direction. |
You: | Kä̲ thɔ̲ŋ ïth?
From which direction? |
Friend: | Kä̲ Wakrial, diɛwdä̲.
From Wakrial, is my supposition. |
PHONETICS
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SYNTAX
ïmïthdä̲ | ïmïthdan |
ïmïthdu̲ | ïmïthda |
ïmïthdɛ | ïmïthdu̲n |
ïmïthdiɛn |
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