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 Posted: Sat Jul 25, 2009 1:45 pm
Shangroulu Oh wow!! this is amazing!! I think I will bookmark this page lol Can I ask where you got your main inspiration for all of this? I cant really tell for sure what linguistic background this is, but that is why it is so amazing!
Thanks!
It has quite bit of Japanese influence as well as some African influence in some words and I made to like as though it came from an African language. I also tried to simply the verbs by not giving them conjugations like Chinese. But the nouns decline and the adjectives are inflected to make up for it.
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Posted: Sat Jul 25, 2009 2:04 pm
Word Order:
Karani usually follows a V-S-O (Verb-Subject-Object) word order.However there are exceptions here and there. For example if there are 2 verbs in one sentences that the second verb comes at or toward the end of the sentence.
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Posted: Sat Jul 25, 2009 7:33 pm
oh! yeah I can see how it would be a little bit of African influence... Have you ever done research on Swahili? I think I spotted just a few hints of that while re-reviewing some of the vocab!
I think this is so cool! have you thought of any script ideas? or is it simply a Latin script language?
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Posted: Mon Jul 27, 2009 11:35 am
Shangroulu oh! yeah I can see how it would be a little bit of African influence... Have you ever done research on Swahili? I think I spotted just a few hints of that while re-reviewing some of the vocab! I think this is so cool! have you thought of any script ideas? or is it simply a Latin script language?
I borrowed some words from languages in Ghana, Igbo (Nigeria), and some others. I don't think I used a lot of Swahili words but I definitely will add them, change it around and what not. Most of the vocabulary is just me making up words and adjusting words from Japanese and other language.
Fiyos comes from the Portuguese Filhos by the way. This language doesn't have a script and just uses the latin script.
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Posted: Mon Jul 27, 2009 7:42 pm
PolyglotKoko Shangroulu oh! yeah I can see how it would be a little bit of African influence... Have you ever done research on Swahili? I think I spotted just a few hints of that while re-reviewing some of the vocab! I think this is so cool! have you thought of any script ideas? or is it simply a Latin script language?
I borrowed some words from languages in Ghana, Igbo (Nigeria), and some others. I don't think I used a lot of Swahili words but I definitely will add them, change it around and what not. Most of the vocabulary is just me making up words and adjusting words from Japanese and other language.
Fiyos comes from the Portuguese Filhos by the way. This language doesn't have a script and just uses the latin script.ok! I really should start looking in to African languages more! I always get so used to seeing European and Asian such languages I forget about pacific and African sounding languages lol. Thank you for opening my eyes just that much farther!!
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Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2009 12:49 am
Parts of the body:
Adagbe- Head
Yudla- Back
Humi- Shoulder
Wagkebu- Knees
Poipos- Toes
Poipos-regali- Toe nails
Senagga-Back
Oiyara- Eyes
Hurikotti- Ears
Gort- Mouth
Tagupizi- Nose
Kwenku- Fingers
Kwenku-regali- Finger nails
Gamppa- Thumb
Kinikkun- Muscle
Eryorye- Fat
Isoldiwe- Cellulite
Hassobi- Legs
Merroswagkebu- Knee cap
Zoltainya-adagbe- Brain
Gusigort- Lips
Pikajeni- Face
Unbapai- Boobs (girls only)
Angapai- Tits (boys only)
Kuwerinakne- v****a (Female organ)
Faworas- Butt
Tebagchan- p***s (Male organ)
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Posted: Wed Aug 05, 2009 12:37 pm
Electronics:
Electronics (in general)- Elektronikas
Telephone (Public)- Tepwaga publikki
Cellular/Mobile Phone- Tepwaga seluloriwe
Telephone (at home, and at work) Tepwaga uwapabi
Phone number- Tepwaga pankou
Computer- Teukopiasoki
Email- Pontubartoshi
Inbox- Chunjinpako
Profile- Profaili
HTML (Hyper text mark up language)- (Siberiikodarsklikupabizzazi) SRDALPZ
CSS (Cascading Style Sheet)- Kokadastailushiito KSS
Fax- Umipako
Printer- Reskanye
Scanner- Koskanye
Hacker- Abuwoteukopiasokigewabnwaniguwe
Hacker (Shortened)- Abutekopiwani
Social Networking- Soshalnetwarrkal
Account- Akaunto
Cyberspace- Siberiispeizu
Home page- Hoopejii
Website- Yempokajile
E-Commerce- Tepokoleshikaya
Scammer/E-beggar-Vanielekojiki (lit. Net beggar)
Internet- Vanielektronikaruki
Keyboard- Saproen
Microchip- Chioniielektronikamono
Computer chip- Teukopiasokielektronikamono
Keyboard symbols: Saproen Owugangi
!- Krukaye fertoshko
@ Powenutsi
# Punjamba
$ Dollari owugangi
% Paasenoo
^ Uepoihaalarri
& Semashloi
*Ikawane pebolowa
( Yutranti klaisworto
) Sailananti klaisworto
- Bweba
= Wakenpossi
+ Ucheppossi
{ Vubali Chetunaski
} Vubali Kersovskinga
Runlabraron
| Chichlimakka
"Amerye Oissas Penos
' Zonkezilokapraze
? Jisumonmarrkii
_ Ezilongile
`Nposi daba
~ Wiiwuyuk
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Posted: Thu Aug 06, 2009 9:45 pm
Accomodations/Emergencies/Medical Needs:
Ibalanja stainas anku?- Where's a camping ground?
Gesthausii stainas anku? - Where's the guesthouse?
Hoteru stainas anku?- Where's the hotel?
Kuhositeri stainas anku?- Where's the youth hostel
Anku ginkou stainas?-Where's the bank?
Mafi anku (Insert person/place here) stainas?- Where is the nearest____?
-Tabibuasnaangauzo- Doctor (Male)
-Tabibuasnaanlinzu- Doctor (Female)
-Tabibuasnaano- Doctor (either gender)
-Tabiberiagauzo- Nurse (Male)
-Tabiberialinzu- Nurse (Female)
-Haishalinzu- Dentist (Female)
-Haishagauzo- Dentist (Male)
-Haisharko- Dentist (Either gender)
-Kratoshgauzo- Pharmacist (Male)
-Kratoshlinzu- Pharmacist (Female)
-Kratosli- Pharmacist (Either male or female)
Zakka wani (Sawuonii/Figiunii) oipa shoan?- Can you recommend somewhere (good/cheap)?
Ipukua 1(adina) malau wakerani hoterusaabiza shoan- I would like to book a room please (Lit. 1 room, in Karani you have to be specific in this case)
Kamas 1malau hoteruservicheze- I have a reservation
Kamas wakerani______?- Do you have...... (room)?
-Mutu ngoya- A single room
-watu 2malau- A double room
bitana 2malau- A twin room
Rehniz volta chali!- I was raped!
Jawugwiko changa poi!- I was robbed/pick-pocketed!
Fasenyoli volta chali- I've been assaulted!
(Penisillian) upoku kamas- I'm allergic to (Penicillian)
Upoku duhi- I have allergies
Bukisanalo kokko-It hurts here
Jawugwiko chali pano (Insert word here)- My_____was stolen
Amapotimenne- bags (or you can shorten it to just Amapoti)
Poosi- Wallet
Ibekki sandla- Handbag (tote bag/grocery bag/purse)
Tabihaalis- Traveler's checks
Pasporrtiano- Passport
Kuredittokarrto- Credit Card(s)
Debittokarrto- Debit Card (s)
Kyashuukarrto- Cash Card (s)
Nuwanitranpukarrto- Playing Card(s)
Pibuliyangu- Jewellery
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Posted: Thu Aug 06, 2009 11:38 pm
PolyglotKoko SOCIAL>Meeting people:
Hwara- Good
In one of my Conlangs, "hwara" means "wheat". xd
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Posted: Thu Aug 06, 2009 11:40 pm
Shangroulu PolyglotKoko Shangroulu oh! yeah I can see how it would be a little bit of African influence... Have you ever done research on Swahili? I think I spotted just a few hints of that while re-reviewing some of the vocab! I think this is so cool! have you thought of any script ideas? or is it simply a Latin script language?
I borrowed some words from languages in Ghana, Igbo (Nigeria), and some others. I don't think I used a lot of Swahili words but I definitely will add them, change it around and what not. Most of the vocabulary is just me making up words and adjusting words from Japanese and other language.
Fiyos comes from the Portuguese Filhos by the way. This language doesn't have a script and just uses the latin script.ok! I really should start looking in to African languages more! I always get so used to seeing European and Asian such languages I forget about pacific and African sounding languages lol. Thank you for opening my eyes just that much farther!! You really should check out some of the langauges of Africa. Zulu inspired me to re-vamp my verb system for one of my conlangs. smile
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Posted: Fri Aug 07, 2009 2:29 pm
XWraith_LordX Shangroulu PolyglotKoko Shangroulu oh! yeah I can see how it would be a little bit of African influence... Have you ever done research on Swahili? I think I spotted just a few hints of that while re-reviewing some of the vocab! I think this is so cool! have you thought of any script ideas? or is it simply a Latin script language?
I borrowed some words from languages in Ghana, Igbo (Nigeria), and some others. I don't think I used a lot of Swahili words but I definitely will add them, change it around and what not. Most of the vocabulary is just me making up words and adjusting words from Japanese and other language.
Fiyos comes from the Portuguese Filhos by the way. This language doesn't have a script and just uses the latin script.ok! I really should start looking in to African languages more! I always get so used to seeing European and Asian such languages I forget about pacific and African sounding languages lol. Thank you for opening my eyes just that much farther!! You really should check out some of the langauges of Africa. Zulu inspired me to re-vamp my verb system for one of my conlangs. smile I know! I have studied almost every other continents communication form and yet somehow I always skip Africa? I don't know what is wrong with me! lol, I LOVE ZULU! Did you know the language the Jawas in Star Wars speak is based off of Zulu?! And the language of the Ewoks is a mix of natural sounds with Quechua! LOL (a native Indian language of South America) I thought that was hilarious!
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Posted: Fri Aug 07, 2009 6:52 pm
Shangroulu XWraith_LordX Shangroulu PolyglotKoko Shangroulu oh! yeah I can see how it would be a little bit of African influence... Have you ever done research on Swahili? I think I spotted just a few hints of that while re-reviewing some of the vocab! I think this is so cool! have you thought of any script ideas? or is it simply a Latin script language?
I borrowed some words from languages in Ghana, Igbo (Nigeria), and some others. I don't think I used a lot of Swahili words but I definitely will add them, change it around and what not. Most of the vocabulary is just me making up words and adjusting words from Japanese and other language.
Fiyos comes from the Portuguese Filhos by the way. This language doesn't have a script and just uses the latin script.ok! I really should start looking in to African languages more! I always get so used to seeing European and Asian such languages I forget about pacific and African sounding languages lol. Thank you for opening my eyes just that much farther!! You really should check out some of the langauges of Africa. Zulu inspired me to re-vamp my verb system for one of my conlangs. smile I know! I have studied almost every other continents communication form and yet somehow I always skip Africa? I don't know what is wrong with me! lol, I LOVE ZULU! Did you know the language the Jawas in Star Wars speak is based off of Zulu?! And the language of the Ewoks is a mix of natural sounds with Quechua! LOL (a native Indian language of South America) I thought that was hilarious! It all clicks now! I knew the Jawas sounded....framiliar.... ninja I thought Ewok speech was based on Kalmyk and the langauge that the green bounty hunter alien who tried to kill Han Solo spoke was from Quecha.... xd
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Posted: Fri Aug 07, 2009 8:01 pm
XWraith_LordX PolyglotKoko SOCIAL>Meeting people:
Hwara- Good
In one of my Conlangs, "hwara" means "wheat". xd
Heheh! Don't love it how we can create our own languages and have words that are the same but the meanings are way different?
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Posted: Sat Aug 08, 2009 8:26 pm
XWraith_LordX Shangroulu XWraith_LordX Shangroulu PolyglotKoko Shangroulu oh! yeah I can see how it would be a little bit of African influence... Have you ever done research on Swahili? I think I spotted just a few hints of that while re-reviewing some of the vocab! I think this is so cool! have you thought of any script ideas? or is it simply a Latin script language?
I borrowed some words from languages in Ghana, Igbo (Nigeria), and some others. I don't think I used a lot of Swahili words but I definitely will add them, change it around and what not. Most of the vocabulary is just me making up words and adjusting words from Japanese and other language.
Fiyos comes from the Portuguese Filhos by the way. This language doesn't have a script and just uses the latin script.ok! I really should start looking in to African languages more! I always get so used to seeing European and Asian such languages I forget about pacific and African sounding languages lol. Thank you for opening my eyes just that much farther!! You really should check out some of the langauges of Africa. Zulu inspired me to re-vamp my verb system for one of my conlangs. smile I know! I have studied almost every other continents communication form and yet somehow I always skip Africa? I don't know what is wrong with me! lol, I LOVE ZULU! Did you know the language the Jawas in Star Wars speak is based off of Zulu?! And the language of the Ewoks is a mix of natural sounds with Quechua! LOL (a native Indian language of South America) I thought that was hilarious! It all clicks now! I knew the Jawas sounded....framiliar.... ninja I thought Ewok speech was based on Kalmyk and the langauge that the green bounty hunter alien who tried to kill Han Solo spoke was from Quecha.... xd Nope, I am really unsure of what Huttanese was made from... I haven't really looked into that much, but I do know the Ewoks were based on the language of Quechua, you can even hear it sometimes LOL, But about the Jawas, I KNOW!! I was all like, Holy crap Zulu!! It was hilarious because my parents didn't know what I was talking about LOL
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Posted: Thu Aug 13, 2009 10:16 pm
Karani-English Dictionary:
A
Anzelkwa- This afternoon
Agamayonii- Smart
Ahunii- honest
Akanoiin- Stressful
Abazioknia-to speak
Abazinagulati- Interpreter
Atafuhanta- Spring
Akinbangwe- Fall/Autumn
Adadakaonii- Warm
Abuwoteukopiasokigewabnwaniguwe- Hacker (Shortened to Abutekopiwani)
Adagbe-Head
Adambi- Meadow
Ameronii- Rainy
Afehpi-Maybe
Akaunto-Account
Amapotimenne (Amapoti)-Bag(s)
Anuibano- Saturday
Angapai-Tits (like unbapai except for guys and not to mention smaller and unable to produce milk)
Arbaidar- Manual Worker
Arbaiderlos- Unemployed
Arbaidergoet- Retired
Autobassu- Bus
Antaionii- Generous/lenient
Asaisai- Friendly (Never conjugated-exception)
Angonii-Safe
Abuwonii- Dangerous
Ahuonii- Cold
B
Biznesankengauzo- Businessman
Biznesankenlinzu- Businesswoman
Borgauzo-Farmer (male)
Borlinzu- Farmer (Female)
Buponii- Sweet
Ch
Chaionii- Hot
Chantanonii- Easy, Simple
Chinestaiyuonii-Kind , gentle
Chionii- Small
Chioniieletronikamono- Microchip
Chito- Father
Chitozusanhakano- Uncle (on your mom's side who is younger than your mom)
Chitouenosanhakano- Uncle (on your mom's side who is older than your mom)
Chitochitozusan- Uncle (On your dad's side who is younger than your dad)
Chitochitouenochitono- Uncle (On your dad's side who is older than your dad)
Chokolatiye- Chocolate Maker
Choshinoii (omit "n" and conjugate the same way)- Careful, cautious
Chunjinpako- Inbox
D
Dagaii (Another exception, just remove the "on" when conjugating it)-Expensive, high, unfairly priced, rip-off
Dafaaronii- Disliked
Dehunike- January
Denshu-Train
Devolta- Okay/So-so
Denponii-Bright
Dollari- Dollar bills (Cash from the USA)....owugangi-(the dollar sign on the computer)
Duhi- to be
Dzandi- Willow
E
Ebwegonii- Busy
Ehukuonii- Hottie, Babe, Beautiful (Used to describe females only)
Elki- Now
Elektronikas- Electronics (in General)
Eryorye- Fat
Eduwonii- Mild
Erasa-oknia-to erase, delete, hide, cover up (This requires a dash in between the two words but is nonetheless regular)
Erwarrkasi- Colleague
F
Faworas-Butt
Fedranilo- Sunday
Fredonii- Fresh (Fruit, Food, etc)
Fruktnainei (*See Nainei and conjugate the same way)- Impolite, rude,
someone who intends to slander others.
Fiyos- Child(ren)
Furkanonii- Old
Furusaichito-Grandpa
Furusaihaka- Grandma
Futonii- Heavy, difficult to lift
Fugnakut- Complicated, hard, difficult, impossible
Figiunii (Exception conjugate the same way but instead of "o" put "u" instead)-Cheap, inexpensive
G
Gamppa- Thumb
Gaushozunara- Boyfriend (intimate)
Gaushonnuzura- Friend (Male but not intimate)
Garogirk- October
Guhnia- December
Gewabu- Strong ("abu" replaces "onii")
Gekkionii-Healthy
Giregonii- Beautiful, pretty, gorgeous, eye-candy, pleasant to the eye
Gizuyonii- Necessary, required
Gort- Mouth
Gusigort-Lips
Gulanpri- Oldest child
Guweronii- White (This can apply to people too)
H
Haishagauzo-Dentist (Male)
Haisharko- Dentist (Either gender)
Haishalinzu- Dentist (Female)
Haka- Mother
Hakanookamos- Aunt (On your mother's side who is older than your mom)
Hakanookakuslaufiyo- Aunt (On your mom's side who is younger than your mom)
Hupendonii- Inconvenient
Hassobi-Leg(s)
Humarnat- Next year
Helkien- Tomorrow
Hoopeji- Home Page
Hoorssionii- Free (not busy)
Huliba- February
Huma-Year
Humarian- This year
Humi-Shoulder
Hurikotti- Ears
Huaefeoknia- to take care of (someone, animal, etc)
Huwapukuro- Lonely ("kuro" replaces "onii")
Hwara- Good
Hwaranossa- Ecstatic/awesome/fantastic/best day ever
I
Ibekki sandla- Hand bag (tote bag/grocery bag/purse)
Isoldiwe-Cellulite
J
Juyosonii- Think
K
Kalolap- Bon voyage( Have a great trip)
Kaitonii-Strict
Kahalai- Thank you (formal)
Kahai- Thank you (Colloquial/informal)
Kai- Thank you (Slang)
Kamas- to have
Kami-God
Kahanoiin- Sad/Depression (move the "n" to the end)
Kamihaka- Godmother
Kamichito-Godfather
Kassemonii- Famous
Kawanii-Skillful, good at something
Kelis- Today
Kemkitener- Keep in touch
Kimiyormoneyonii- Rich (Corrupted from the English phrase "Give me your money" + onii) (Pronounced: Kee mee yohr moh nay)
Kloponii- Thick
Kinikkun- Muscle
Kiosos-Hey!
Kokadastailushiito (KSS)- CSS (Cascading Style Sheet)
Kolisuno- Wednesday
Kokko-Here
Koskanye- Scanner
Kratoshgauzo- Pharmacist (Male)
Kratoshlinzu- Pharmacist (Female)
Kratosli- Pharmacist (Either gender)
Kurohii- Black ("h" replaces "n" in onii- This can also apply to people)
Kurorr- Thunder
Kusali- Cousin (Male)
Kuredittokarrto- Credit card
Kyashuukarrto- Cash card
Kuwerinakne- V-private part of a female
Kuisronii- Sunny
Kuzanki (Cloud bearer)
Kwakoii- (conjugate without the "n")-Cute
Kwenku-Fingers (Kwenku-regali-Finger nails)
L
Lalaninik- August
Laufibaui- Youngest child
Leraar- Teacher
Linzunara- Girlfriend (intimate)
Linunnuzuna- Friend (Female but not initmate)
Lufuanii- durable
M
Mabbifune- July
Madda- is a prefix you add to nouns to mean "still" (As in "You still haven't eaten yet?")
Mafi-Near(er, est)
Manakka- Middle child
Manasi- Cousin (Female)
Mautakonii- Luxurious
Merroswagkebu-Knee Cap(s)
Muunoknia- to refidgerate, to put something (or someone if you have a twisted mind) in the freezer, oven, microwave, etc.
N
Nadeyonii- Weird, out of the ordinary, something that appears to be suspicious, caution
Nainei (Exception replace "onii" with "nei")- Polite
Naribez- March
Nassaklikkioknia- to send something electronically
Nepolino- Friday
Nezfer- June
Noonii-Large
Nozkaiziye- Bar tender
Nuwanitranpukarrto- Playing cards
Nyuusu- News (On TV/Internet etc)
Nwani- I'm sorry
Nwaniguwe-Chef
O
Oi- Hey (when getting someone's attention)
Oitur- Excuse me(could I get past)
Oizoinii- Sour (Omit "o")
Oiyara-Eyes
Oiyangla-Fortune seeker
Okanori- Wife
Okamos- Sister (Older)
Okakuslaufiyo- Sister (Younger)
Okasiang- Daughter
Owonii-Big/huge/giant/gigantic/large
P
Pankou- number
Paasenoo-Percent
Pasporrtiano- Passport
Penisillian-Penicillin
Pikajeni-Face
Pibuliyangu- Jewellery
Pokuronii- Disgusting, ugly, foul, smells bad, unpleasant to look at
Pontubartoshi- Email
Poosi-Wallet
Poipos- Toes
Poipos-regali- Toe nails
Profaili- Profile
Publikki- Public
Pukianu- is a prefix you add to nouns and means "already"
R
Railu-Week
Railungoa- This week
Raimahat- Next week
Rarra-Yes
Redopno- Thursday
Regali- nail(s)
Reskanye- Printer
Ribbadonii- Magnificent
Rurungulonii-Handsome (Used to describe males only), attractive, hunky
S
Sannos- Brother (Older)
Sansiang- Son
Sankuslaufiyo- Brother (Younger)
Samyukyu-Winter
Sarunii ("u" replaces "o" in onii)- Light, easy to lift
Sawuonii-Convenient
Subrasaichito- Great grandpa (and others before him)
Subrasaihaka- Great grandma (and others before her)
Subrantaztih-Great!
Sanwaknula- Husband
Saproen- Keyboard
Sebesla- September
Sunkelpa- Yesterday
Senagga-Back (or Yudla)
Shoni- Bad
Shonibarbossa-Awful/Horrible/Worse day of my life
Siberiispeizu-Cyberspace
Siberiikodarskikupabizzazi (SRDALPZ)- HTML Code
Snoniigata (conjugate the middle part of the adjective "onii" part)-Scary
Sniswalnit- This month
Sniswalat- Next month
Solantu-Caretaker, babysitter, nanny, au pair, guardian, keeper of medical supplies (whether it's friends, family or your lover)
Soshalnetwarrkal- Social Network (Myspace/Facebook/Mixi/Nettby/etc)
Subaronii- Great
Subrantazih (use "azhi" to replace "onii")-Great
Sutrevoenpi- Student
Sfeikukonii-Perfect, no flaws, ideal, idyllic
Shureshwasonii- Happy
Skiissonii- Liked
Sniswa- Month
Swaunib- Tonight
T
Tabibuasnaangauzo- Doctor (Male)
Tabibuasnaanlinzu- Doctor (Female)
Tabibuasnaano- Doctor (either gender)
Tabiberiagauzo- Nurse (Male)
Tabiberialinzu- Nurse (Female)
Tabihaalis- Traveler's Checks
Tagupizi- Nose
Taisuhare- Summer
Tebagchan- The male private part
Tehuui- May
Tepokoleshikaya- E-Commerce
Tepwaga pankou- Phone number
Tepwaga publikki- Telephone (in a public place)
Tepwaga Seluloriwe- Cellular Phone/Mobile Phone
Tepwaga uwapabi- Telephone (at home and at work)
Teukopiasoki-Computer
Teukopiasokielektronikamono- Computer chip
Tutuonii-Dirty, slutty, unpure (religion, unorganic produce), unclean (like a kitchen), unpleasant to the eye
Twulpanii-Complicated (replace "o" with "a" in onii)
Toiin- Far
Tadanii- Clean
U
Ufeskiisonii- Delicious
Umipako- Fax
Unikalino- Monday
Unnu-No
Upoku- Allergy(Allergies- upoku kamas (be allergic to), upoku duhi (to have allergies)
Unbapai- B**bs (The private part where milk is produced)
Ufeanizorani- Waiter
Ufeanilinzuni- Waitress
Uwagonii- Cool, awesome
Ubo-Date (as in 2010-15-06)
Ubolu- Promising ("olu" replaces "onii")
Urikiri-Sold Out
Uzakpuonii- Annoying, disturbing, obnoxious,
V
Vanielektronikaruki- Internet
W
Wagatonii- Young
Wagkebu- Knee (s)
Wakenpossi- Equals
Y
Yanuko- (Happiness)
Yempokajile-Website
Yudla- Back (or Senagga)
Yornuarizto- Journalist
Yuloongne- Sure
Yunalisu- Purse
Z
Zanihuki- April
Zolstania- November
Zostezno- Tuesday
Zelu-Fine
Zeze- Please
Zevalihevarsi- Civil servant
Zoltainya-adagbe- Brain
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