Poswa sample sentences

Here I will post sample sentences in Poswa and Pabappa. This huge empty page is intimidating, and I might not ever fill it all up. The section breaks are for ease of editing only.

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I drove my car home from school.

Pepopubi papopebi plivompumbi wapfabompapie.

Pom puppabibor tiblebi blinibamapsa pulupampappa.

My pants have a hole in them.

Vilvipio vupfampolwo.

I gave you a car.

Pepopožoppul.

I threw my spear at the pig.

Fuffopi mavumpebi mesufaefum pumbi.

Pappuribap manadabi meserusim aspabi.

These candies are for the girl who helped me with math.

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I want you in my room.

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Is that all I am to you?

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Your parents are siblings!

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Would you like the black one or the white one?

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Did the hunters shoot arrows or bullets at the deer?

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The tank is full.

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The two girls kissed the boy.

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The two girls kissed each other.

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On the dock stood a tall girl, a short girl, a fat girl, and a boy.

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The man loves the woman and has the woman.

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I am breaking it.

Wipipafo.

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The man is being looked at by the woman.

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The man dropped the melon and it burst.

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The smaller boy walked the biggest dog.

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The horse bears a heavy load.

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Pampamel threw the ball to Papawasadam.

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He said that he will come.

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This one said that that one will come.

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I need some explanations.

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I'm not a linguist.

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Can you speak Pabappa?

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I ceased to behave like my former self.

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Do what I ordered, you all!

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He was sleeping when I entered.

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This tree is not a tree.

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It's a tool, like the brush.

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They have green eyes.

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I am looking at it.

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We are angels with one wing; only by hugging each other can we fly.

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The man just died.

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The woman ran off long ago.

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The man saw the animal and (the animal) ran off.

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The man saw the animal and (the man) ran off.

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The men came.

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The men saw some women.

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The men saw some women and then came.

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The man lives at that place.

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Give him his money back.

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How cold is it outside?

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The dog was sleeping until the cat woke him up.

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The girl kissed the boy who kissed the cactus.

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The girl climbed the tree the boy climbed.

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I haven't found my comb yet, but I will if I keep searching.

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I wanted to buy tampons, but the tampon store was closed.

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I prefer to swim across the river.

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The monkeys live across the river.

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Some people are more fragile than flowers.

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He told me that he wanted to stop the snakes biting the men.

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The child is too small to be seen.

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The child is too small to see (it).

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We are sitting in the night, and like the night, we are silent.

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I thought this darned thread was dead.

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The cow jumped over the moon.

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Mappamensam is taller than she thinks.

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They named their child Pubbama.

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They swept the floor clean.

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I am standing between a cat and a rabbit.

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On one side of the door stood a girl, and on the other side a goat.

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Stop talking!

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Red is a color.

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We went to Pupompet yesterday.

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He's dead, Bembed!

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Sulalappa wants to marry some Milimapean.

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I saw the food and water.

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I thought that I saw Jamja.

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Three birds are flying.

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Pabappa is a simple language.

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There were many beautiful trees in the garden.

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My name is Pompomim.

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Where is the book?

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You are coming with me.

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What is the name of that city?

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The Weppalepen are those who form words with voices.

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I am eating you.

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I eat food.

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I eat food at your home.

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Wapsapo cooked the meat.

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The fire burns the wood.

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I saw a horse from the door.

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If one is sick, it pays off to eat medicine.

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Marpepsa likes the baby.

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I can't recommend this book.

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The army of Blumporbum sieged Potypobbem.

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Three men longed to fabricate idols in honor of two goddesses.

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She believes him to be good.

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She seems to be good.

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She hates for him to be good.

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She wants him to be alive.

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There seems to be a snowstorm.

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For him to eat upsets her.

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I don't know whether I'll go.

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I saw a picture of me.

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The apples, having fallen from the tree, ripened.

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The dog with the man I saw was black.

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I heard the bird singing.

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Mappawawa likes fighting about as much as I do.

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The girl whom I thought liked fighting about as much as I did actually didn't.

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They say everyone was born free.

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Lispeb kept his eyes closed.

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This bed has clearly been jumped on.

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She had suggested I take a walk in the park.

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Three rings for the Elven-kings under the sky;

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Seven for the Dwarf-lords in their halls of stone;

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Nine for mortal men doomed to die;

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One for the Dark Lord on his dark throne

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In the land of Mordor where the Shadows lie.

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One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them,

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One Ring to bring them all and in the darkness bind them

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In the land of Mordor where the Shadows lie.

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