< Sirius
Ari-Horkrak hi Markritz
Etz ari-horkrak esti finktz furo-furo ackar ho kon-horkrak tzo e weji toln he plocki ho meshi. "Oho!" etz ari-horkrak isti, "Herru esti!" hi most yoshoi toln af meshi.
Interlinear
| Ari-Horkrak |
hi |
Markritz
|
| male-chicken |
and |
pearl
|
| The Rooster and the Pearl
|
| Etz |
ari-horkrak |
esti |
finktz
|
| PAST |
male-chicken |
be |
walk
|
| A rooster was once walking
|
| furo-furo |
ackar |
ho |
kon-horkrak
|
| cross-cross |
farm |
among |
female-chicken
|
| up and down the farm among the hens
|
| tzo |
e |
weji |
toln |
he |
plocki |
ho |
meshi.
|
| then |
PAST |
see |
thing |
REL |
shine |
amid |
grass
|
| when he saw something that shone in the grass.
|
- tzo here because we mean "at this time", not ho "at what time?".
| "Oho!" |
etz |
ari-horkrak |
isti, |
"Herru |
esti!"
|
| aha |
PAST |
male-chicken |
say |
mine |
is
|
| "Aha!" he said, "Something for me!"
|
| hi |
most |
yoshoi |
toln |
af |
meshi
|
| and |
soon |
dig |
thing |
out-of |
grass
|
| and quickly dug it out of the grass.
|
- Using etz more than once in a sentence is unnecessary.
