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Byédon (i) - Bring something inanimate

Posted in APWAD by Administrator on the February 21st, 2007

Byédon - Bring something inanimate

Byédon i mbop dopwenek                 Bring the soup to the table

Byédon ni wnagnen taswenek           Bring the dishes to the cupboard

Byédon nonagnabo dopwenek          Bring the milk to the table

Byédon mdamnabo zagech               Bring the corn soup outside

Byédon ni chikaswenen zagech         Bring the toys outside

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