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This phrase list includes the Kala adaptation of Hangul for the purpose of practice and familiarization.
= Basic =
 
== greetings ==
 
* '''yata'''
: <small>greet/farewell</small>
: ''Hello. / Goodbye.''
 
* '''iyomani'''
: <small>PROX-day-nice</small>
: ''Good day/morning.''
 
* '''ipuamani'''
: <small>PROX-evening-nice</small>
: ''Good night/evening.''
 
* '''to tayo ka'''
: <small>manner 2S.POSS Q</small>
: ''How are you?''


= Basic =
* '''niha, nyasa'''
: <small>fine thank</small>
: ''Fine, thank you.''
 
== meeting ==
 
* '''ke ata tayo ka'''
: <small>O name 2S.POSS Q</small>
: ''What is your name?''
 
* '''____ ke ata nayo'''
: <small>____ O name 1S.POSS</small>
: ''____ is my name.''
 
* '''ya pesoni'''
: <small>VOC meet-nice</small>
: ''Nice to meet you.''
 
== civilities ==
 
* '''tsepa'''
: <small>please</small>
: ''Please.''
 
* '''nyasa'''
: <small>thank</small>
: ''Thank you.''
 
* '''nyasampa'''
: <small>thank-much</small>
: ''Thank you very much.''
 
* '''hako'''
: <small>welcome</small>
: ''You're welcome.''
 
* '''munyek'''
: <small>problem-NEG</small>
: ''No problem.''
 
* '''yali(te)'''
: <small>pardon-(PREC)</small>
: ''Excuse me.''<br>(getting attention, begging pardon, etc)
 
* '''na koya'''
: <small>1S apologize</small>
: ''I'm sorry.''


{| class="wikitable" style="text-width: 1000px;"
* '''tama'''  
|-
: <small>good</small>  
! Kala
: ''It's okay/fine.''<br>(polite response to “I’m sorry”)
! gloss
! English
|-
| '''yata''' || <small>greet/farewell</small> || ''Hello. / Goodbye.''
|-
| '''iyomani''' || <small>PROX-day-nice</small> || ''Good day/morning.''
|-
| '''ipuamani''' || <small>PROX-evening-nice</small> || ''Good night/evening.''
|-
| '''to tayo ka''' || <small>manner 2SG.POSS Q</small> || ''How are you?''
|-
| '''niha, nyasa''' || <small>fine thank</small> || ''Fine, thank you.''
|-
| '''ke ata tayo ka''' || <small>O name 2SG.POSS Q</small> || ''What is your name?''
|-
| '''____ ke ata nayo''' || <small>____ O name 1SG.POSS</small> || ''____ is my name.''
|-
| '''ya pesoni''' || <small>VOC meet-nice</small> || ''Nice to meet you.''
|-
| '''tsepa''' || <small>please</small> || ''Please''
|-
| '''nyasa''' || <small>thank</small> || ''Thank you''
|-
| '''nyasampa''' || <small>thank-much</small> || ''Thank you very much.''
|-
| '''hako''' || <small>welcome</small> || ''You're welcome''
|-
| '''munyek''' || <small>problem-NEG</small> || ''No problem.'' (informal)
|-
| '''yali(-te)''' || <small>pardon(-PREC)</small> || ''Excuse me.''<br>(getting attention, begging pardon, etc)
|-
| '''na koya''' || <small>1sg apologize</small> || ''I'm sorry.''
|-
| '''tama''' || <small>good</small> || ''It's okay/fine.''<br>(polite response to “I’m sorry”)
|}


= Communicating =
= Communicating =

Revision as of 14:11, 21 August 2016

Basic

greetings

  • yata
greet/farewell
Hello. / Goodbye.
  • iyomani
PROX-day-nice
Good day/morning.
  • ipuamani
PROX-evening-nice
Good night/evening.
  • to tayo ka
manner 2S.POSS Q
How are you?
  • niha, nyasa
fine thank
Fine, thank you.

meeting

  • ke ata tayo ka
O name 2S.POSS Q
What is your name?
  • ____ ke ata nayo
____ O name 1S.POSS
____ is my name.
  • ya pesoni
VOC meet-nice
Nice to meet you.

civilities

  • tsepa
please
Please.
  • nyasa
thank
Thank you.
  • nyasampa
thank-much
Thank you very much.
  • hako
welcome
You're welcome.
  • munyek
problem-NEG
No problem.
  • yali(te)
pardon-(PREC)
Excuse me.
(getting attention, begging pardon, etc)
  • na koya
1S apologize
I'm sorry.
  • tama
good
It's okay/fine.
(polite response to “I’m sorry”)

Communicating

  • na ke kala unyak
1sg O language know-NEG
I don't speak Kala.
  • ta ke enkalatla unya ka
2sg O England-language know Q
Do you know English?
  • kola ke enkalatla unyatle hina ka
AG-INDEF O England-language know-REL be.here Q
Is there someone here who speaks English?
  • yote!
help
Help! (in emergecies)
  • na unyak
1sg understand-NEG
I don't understand.
  • mo pokomo ka
place urinate-place Q
Where's the pisser? (informal)
  • mo uetse ka
place toilet Q
Where is the toilet? (polite)

Problems