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Z2a: /* Useful phrases */

2020-04-16T04:43:48Z

Useful phrases

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	\| Hello (General greeting) \|\| Xeze \|\| /'xeze/		\| Hello (General greeting) \|\| Xeze \|\| /'xeze/
	\|-		\|-
	\| How are you? \|\|		\| How are you? \|\| Ti lue puyi \|\| /ti 'lue pu'ji/
	\|-		\|-
	\| Reply to "how are you?" \|\|		\| Reply to "how are you?" \|\| Tsuash, pukna \|\| /tsu'aʃ 'pʰukna/
	\|-		\|-
	\| What's your name? \|\|		\| What's your name? \|\| Shid ming ti gas ruknexe? \|\| /ʃid miŋ ti gas ɾukˈnexe/
	\|-		\|-
	\| My name is ... \|\|		\| My name is ... \|\| ... tse gas ming rukne \|\| /tse gas miŋ ɾukˈne/
	\|-		\|-
	\| Where are you from? \|\|		\| Where are you from? \|\| Ti din dzer tue? \|\| /ti din dzeɾ 'tʰue/
	\|-		\|-
	\| I'm from ... \|\|		\| I'm from ... \|\| Tse din ... tu \|\| /tse din ... tʰu/
	\|-		\|-
	\| Pleased to meet you \|\|		\| Pleased to meet you \|\| Rupe tugem \|\| /ɾu'pe 'tʰugem/
	\|-		\|-
	\| Good morning (Morning greeting) \|\|		\| Good morning (Morning greeting) \|\| Rupe tat xinsag \|\| /ɾu'pe tat xin'sag/
	\|-		\|-
	\| Good afternoon (Afternoon greeting) \|\|		\| Good afternoon (Afternoon greeting) \|\| Rupe tat kas \|\| /ɾu'pe tat kas/
	\|-		\|-
	\| Good evening (Evening greeting) \|\|		\| Good evening (Evening greeting) \|\| Rupe tat kilash \|\| /ɾu'pe tat 'kilaʃ/
	\|-		\|-
	\| Goodbye (Parting phrase \|\|		\| Goodbye (Parting phrase) \|\| Tsuash tatsuti \|\| /tsuˈaʃ tat'sʰuti/
	\|-		\|-
	\| Good night \|\|		\| Good night \|\| Rupe tat kuke \|\| /ɾu'pe tat 'kukʰe/
	\|-		\|-
	\| Good luck! \|\|		\| Good luck! \|\|

Z2a: /* Useful phrases */

2020-04-15T23:44:12Z

Useful phrases

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	! English !! Gapauti !! Pronunciation		! English !! Gapauti !! Pronunciation
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	\| Welcome \|\|		\| Welcome \|\| Meyit \|\| /'mejit/
	\|-		\|-
	\| Hello (General greeting) \|\|		\| Hello (General greeting) \|\| Xeze \|\| /'xeze/
	\|-		\|-
	\| How are you? \|\|		\| How are you? \|\|
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	\| I don't understand \|\|		\| I don't understand \|\|
	\|-		\|-
	\| Yes \|\| ~~yud~~ \|\| /jud/		\| Yes \|\| Yud \|\| /jud/
	\|-		\|-
	\| No \|\| ru \|\| /ɾu/		\| No \|\| Ru \|\| /ɾu/
	\|-		\|-
	\| Maybe \|\| nu \|\| /nu/		\| Maybe \|\| Nu \|\| /nu/
	\|-		\|-
	\| I don't know \|\|		\| I don't know \|\|

Z2a: /* Swear Words */

2020-04-15T23:39:58Z

Swear Words

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	===Swear Words===		===Swear Words===
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			! Gapauti !! Pronunciation !! English !! Notes
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	~~You~~' ~~(Pronoun~~, conveys annoyance, may be used with affection)		\| tie \|\| /ti'e/ \|\| you \|\| pronoun, conveys annoyance, may be used with affection
	die /di'e/		\|-
	~~'You' (Pronoun~~, vulgar, ~~usually~~ used by younger folk)		\| die \|\| /di'e/ \|\| you \|\| pronoun, vulgar, commonly used by younger folk
	tedzii /tedzi'i/		\|-
	~~'You' (Pronoun~~, conveys hatred, disgust)		\| tedzii \|\| /tedzi'i/ \|\| you \|\| pronoun, conveys hatred and/or disgust
	ada kuris /a'da 'kʰuris/		\|-
	~~'Crap~~, ~~Damn' (literally~~, 'hot sand')		\| ada kuris \|\| /a'da 'kʰuris/ \|\| crap, damn \|\| exclamation, "hot sand"
	renghunsadulap /reŋhunsa'dulap/		\|-
	'A foolish, awkward or clumsy person~~' (literally~~, 'a cracked shell')		\| renghunsadulap \|\| /reŋhunsa'dulap/ \|\| a foolish, awkward, or clumsy person \|\| noun, "a cracked shell"
	kilat /kʰi'lat/		\|-
	~~'Gross~~, ~~Cool'~~ (~~very~~ mild, versatile, difficult to translate)		\| kilat \|\| /kʰi'lat/ \|\| gross, cool (fashionable) \|\| adjective, mild, versatile, difficult to translate
	kues mitash /kʰu'es 'mitaʃ/		\|-
	~~'Fucking~~ fantastic~~' (~~a vulgar way to express happiness, ~~literally '~~rotten ~~eye balls')~~		\| kues mitash \|\| /kʰu'es 'mitaʃ/ \|\| fucking fantastic \|\| exclamation, a vulgar way to express happiness, "rotten eyeballs"
	renghunsagad tsulengaki /reŋ'hunsagad tsʰu'leŋakʰi/		\|-
	~~'Idiot~~, ~~Asshole' (literally~~, 'cracked egg')		\| renghunsagad tsulengaki \|\| /reŋ'hunsagad tsʰu'leŋakʰi/ \|\| idiot, asshole \|\| noun, "a cracked egg"
	tsulengaki tsalere seyyush ripeta /tsʰu'leŋakʰi tsa'leɾe 'sejjuʃ ri'petʰa/		\|-
	~~'Fuck~~ off~~' (literally '~~lay an egg in a fish')		\| tsulengaki tsalere seyyush ripeta \|\| /tsʰu'leŋakʰi tsa'leɾe 'sejjuʃ ri'petʰa/ \|\| fuck off \|\| verb, "lay an egg in a fish", often shorted to 'tsulengaki tsalere'
	tsulenga renghunsagin /tsʰu'leŋa reŋ'hunsagin/		\|-
	(offensive, ~~literally '~~egg cracker')		\| tsulenga renghunsagin \|\| /tsʰu'leŋa reŋ'hunsagin/ \|\| --- \|\| noun, vulgar, offensive, "an egg cracker"
	tsulenga taten /tsʰu'leŋa 'taten/		\|-
	(very offensive, used to start ~~fights~~, ~~literally '~~egg eater')		\| tsulenga taten \|\| /tsʰu'leŋa 'taten/ \|\| --- \|\| noun, vulgar, very offensive, frequently used to start a fight, "an egg eater"
			\|}

	===Common names===		===Common names===

Z2a: /* Swear Words */

2020-04-15T22:52:05Z

Swear Words

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	===Swear Words===		===Swear Words===




			You' (Pronoun, conveys annoyance, may be used with affection)
			die /di'e/
			'You' (Pronoun, vulgar, usually used by younger folk)
			tedzii /tedzi'i/
			'You' (Pronoun, conveys hatred, disgust)
			ada kuris /a'da 'kʰuris/
			'Crap, Damn' (literally, 'hot sand')
			renghunsadulap /reŋhunsa'dulap/
			'A foolish, awkward or clumsy person' (literally, 'a cracked shell')
			kilat /kʰi'lat/
			'Gross, Cool' (very mild, versatile, difficult to translate)
			kues mitash /kʰu'es 'mitaʃ/
			'Fucking fantastic' (a vulgar way to express happiness, literally 'rotten eye balls')
			renghunsagad tsulengaki /reŋ'hunsagad tsʰu'leŋakʰi/
			'Idiot, Asshole' (literally, 'cracked egg')
			tsulengaki tsalere seyyush ripeta /tsʰu'leŋakʰi tsa'leɾe 'sejjuʃ ri'petʰa/
			'Fuck off' (literally 'lay an egg in a fish')
			tsulenga renghunsagin /tsʰu'leŋa reŋ'hunsagin/
			(offensive, literally 'egg cracker')
			tsulenga taten /tsʰu'leŋa 'taten/
			(very offensive, used to start fights, literally 'egg eater')

	===Common names===		===Common names===

Z2a: /* Common names */

2020-04-15T22:50:10Z

Common names

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	\| Durengzash \|\| /du'reŋzaʃ/ \|\| ocean-power \|\|		\| Durengzash \|\| /du'reŋzaʃ/ \|\| ocean-power \|\|
	\|-
	~~\| Kiki \|\| /ki'ki/ \|\| fire \|\|~~
	\|-		\|-
	\| Kuyi \|\| /'kuji/ \|\| beautiful \|\|		\| Kuyi \|\| /'kuji/ \|\| beautiful \|\|
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	\| Xulang \|\| /'xulaŋ/ \|\| song \|\|		\| Xulang \|\| /'xulaŋ/ \|\| song \|\|
			\|-
			\| Yaa \|\| /ja'a/ \|\| fire \|\|
	\|-		\|-
	\| Zae \|\| /'zae/ \|\| good one \|\| "good" + (Adj > N) suffix		\| Zae \|\| /'zae/ \|\| good one \|\| "good" + (Adj > N) suffix
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	\| Ebu \|\| /e'bu/ \|\| flower \|\|		\| Ebu \|\| /e'bu/ \|\| flower \|\|
	\|}		\|}


	===See also===		===See also===

Z2a: /* Vocabulary */

2020-04-15T22:08:35Z

Vocabulary

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	**Tense affixes come between the root verb and the negative affix		**Tense affixes come between the root verb and the negative affix

	==~~Vocabulary~~==		==Common Usage==
	'''~~Useful phrases~~'''
			===Numbers===
			The '''numeral system''' used is Duodecimal (base 12). When using Arabic numerals, please note the following:
			*Numbers 0 - 9 are shown as normal
			*Number ten is shown as 'A'
			*Number eleven is shown as 'B'
			*Number twelve is shown as '10' (meaning 1 dozen and 0 units)
			**Continuing in this pattern, fourteen is shown as '12' (meaning 1 dozen and 2 units)

			===Useful phrases===
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	~~'''Numeral system''' is Duodecimal (base 12). When using Arabic numerals, please note the following:~~		===Swear Words===
	*Numbers 0 - 9 are shown as normal
	*Number ten is shown as 'A'
	*Number eleven is shown as 'B'
	*Number twelve is shown as '10' (meaning 1 dozen and 0 units)
	**Continuing in this pattern, fourteen is shown as '12' (meaning 1 dozen and 2 units)

	~~'''~~Common names~~'''~~		===Common names===
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Z2a: /* Vocabulary */

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Vocabulary

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	\| Shiy \|\| /ʃij/ \|\| strong \|\|		\| Shiy \|\| /ʃij/ \|\| strong \|\|
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	\| ~~Atade~~ \|\| /a'~~tade~~/ \|\| famous one \|\| "well" + "know" + (V > Adj~~) suffix + (Adj > N~~) suffix		\| Atad \|\| /a'tad/ \|\| famous one \|\| "well" + "know" + (V > Adj) suffix
	\|-		\|-
	\| Ebu \|\| /e'bu/ \|\| flower \|\|		\| Ebu \|\| /e'bu/ \|\| flower \|\|

Z2a: /* Vocabulary */ Adding names

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Vocabulary: Adding names

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 *Numbers 0 - 9 are shown as normal
 *Number ten is shown as 'A'
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 *Number twelve is shown as '10' (meaning 1 dozen and 0 units)
 **Continuing in this pattern, fourteen is shown as '12' (meaning 1 dozen and 2 units)
 ===See also===

Z2a: /* Vocabulary */ One Word Prases

2018-10-24T01:27:55Z

Vocabulary: One Word Prases

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	! English !! Gapauti		! English !! Gapauti !! Pronunciation
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	\| Welcome \|\|		\| Welcome \|\|
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	\| I don't understand \|\|		\| I don't understand \|\|
	\|-		\|-
	\| Yes \|\|		\| Yes \|\| yud \|\| /jud/
	\|-		\|-
	\| No \|\|		\| No \|\| ru \|\| /ɾu/
	\|-		\|-
	\| Maybe \|\|		\| Maybe \|\| nu \|\| /nu/
	\|-		\|-
	\| I don't know \|\|		\| I don't know \|\|
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	\| Get well soon \|\|		\| Get well soon \|\|
	\|-		\|-
	\| Help! \|\|		\| Help! \|\| Dinge! \|\| /'diŋe/
	\|-		\|-
	\| Fire! \|\|		\| Fire! \|\| Yaa! \|\| /ja'a/
	\|-		\|-
	\| Stop! \|\|		\| Stop! \|\| Kukese! \|\| /'kʰukʰese/
	\|-		\|-
	\| Christmas and New Year greetings \|\|		\| Christmas and New Year greetings \|\|

Z2a: /* Vocabulary */

2018-10-24T01:12:39Z

Vocabulary

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	==Vocabulary==		==Vocabulary==
			Useful phrases
			{\| class="wikitable sortable"
			\|-
			! English !! Gapauti
			\|-
			\| Welcome \|\|
			\|-
			\| Hello (General greeting) \|\|
			\|-
			\| How are you? \|\|
			\|-
			\| Reply to "how are you?" \|\|
			\|-
			\| What's your name? \|\|
			\|-
			\| My name is ... \|\|
			\|-
			\| Where are you from? \|\|
			\|-
			\| I'm from ... \|\|
			\|-
			\| Pleased to meet you \|\|
			\|-
			\| Good morning (Morning greeting) \|\|
			\|-
			\| Good afternoon (Afternoon greeting) \|\|
			\|-
			\| Good evening (Evening greeting) \|\|
			\|-
			\| Goodbye (Parting phrase \|\|
			\|-
			\| Good night \|\|
			\|-
			\| Good luck! \|\|
			\|-
			\| Cheers! (Toasts used when drinking) \|\|
			\|-
			\| Bon appetit/ Have a nice meal \|\|
			\|-
			\| I understand \|\|
			\|-
			\| I don't understand \|\|
			\|-
			\| Yes \|\|
			\|-
			\| No \|\|
			\|-
			\| Maybe \|\|
			\|-
			\| I don't know \|\|
			\|-
			\| Please speak more slowly \|\|
			\|-
			\| Please write it down \|\|
			\|-
			\| Do you speak English? \|\|
			\|-
			\| Do you speak Kukʉp?\|\|
			\|-
			\| Yes, a little (reply to "Do you speak...?") \|\|
			\|-
			\| Speak to me in *** \|\|
			\|-
			\| How do you say ... in ***? \|\|
			\|-
			\| Excuse me \|\|
			\|-
			\| How much is this? \|\|
			\|-
			\| Sorry \|\|
			\|-
			\| Please \|\|
			\|-
			\| Thank you \|\|
			\|-
			\| Reply to thank you \|\|
			\|-
			\| Where's the toilet? \|\|
			\|-
			\| I love you \|\|
			\|-
			\| Get well soon \|\|
			\|-
			\| Help! \|\|
			\|-
			\| Fire! \|\|
			\|-
			\| Stop! \|\|
			\|-
			\| Christmas and New Year greetings \|\|
			\|-
			\| Easter greetings \|\|
			\|-
			\| Birthday greetings \|\|
			\|-
			\| One language is never enough \|\|
			\|-
			\| My hovercraft is full of eels \|\|
			\|}

			Numeral system is Duodecimal (base 12). When using Arabic numerals, please note the following:
			*Numbers 0 - 9 are shown as normal
			*Number ten is shown as 'A'
			*Number eleven is shown as 'B'
			*Number twelve is shown as '10' (meaning 1 dozen and 0 units)
			**Continuing in this pattern, fourteen is shown as '12' (meaning 1 dozen and 2 units)

			===See also===

			*[[Gapauti/Lexicon\|Vocabulary]]

			[[Category:Languages]]
			[[Category:Gapauti]]