Review for Lessons 8 -- 14
- How does the interrogative pronoun differ from the demonstrative pronoun?
- What are the 2 possible subject word orders for 2nd-3rd Aspect verb? Illustrate.
- Write the uses of the 4 cases of the noun. Illustrate.
- Explain the meanings of these sentences.
- Tɔn!
- Bɛ bɛ̲n.
- Gat imi.
- Jɛn ɛ jɛ.
- Cak ti̲ti̲ gɔwkɛ.
- Ɛ bi̲i̲y duëël wal.
- Kɛ kɛn ŋaani̲?
- Jɛn a rɛy ria̲a̲y.
- Ɛɛ du̲ŋ ŋu̲kä̲?
- Translate:
- Cu̲ŋni̲ lɛɛr.
- Ɛ di̲t lɔaac.
- Ci̲ lɔcdä̲ tɛɛth.
- Ɛ gua̲n duëël.
- Kɛ kui̲c ŋu̲kä̲?
- Ɛ tɛ̈th lɔaac Kuɔth.
- Ci̲ jɛ nhɔk?
- Gatdä̲ jɛn a thaar duëël.
- Ci̲ ciɛ̲k ɛ nhɔk.
- Ɛ gua̲n gaak.
- Write a synopsis of the verbs [wä̲], [bɛ̲n], and [mi̲th] in 1st person singular in all 3 aspects.
- Write in Nuer:
- There it is!
- Whose is this?
- What kind of a thing?
- Whose cloth?
- My daughter took the pipe.
- You bring the child tomorrow.
- What is this for?
- I came with that boy.
- He remained at the house.
- Take it.