Qatama basic phrases: Difference between revisions
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Revision as of 05:26, 14 September 2008
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- oha -- Yes
- nga -- No
- guqra -- Thank you
- t`ha guqra -- Thank you very much
- nguqra -- You're welcome
- aguq -- Please
- kya aguq -- Excuse me
- kalha -- Hello (formal)
- kalhaj -- Hello (formal to a group)
- aka -- Hello (informal, "hi", "hey")
- gyoha -- Goodbye / So long
- maq tama -- Good morning
- umaq tama -- Good afternoon /Good evening
- naq tama -- Good night
- nga mongha ta / mongla ta -- I do not understand.
- manha aj [Qatama] muta...qa -- How do you say this in [Qatama]?
- ...muta ga qa -- Do you speak ...?
- ata ga qa -- What is your name?
- kogra m`ta`aq tama -- Nice to meet you.
- guta ga qa -- How are you?
- moq al koda qa -- Where is the bathroom? Where is the toilet?
