Tulluun kun hammam fagaata?
How far is this mountain?
Usage
Ask how far a mountain or hill is.
Grammar Note
tulluu = mountain/hill, -n = subject marker, kun = this, hammam fagaata = how far is it.
Laga kana ilaaluu nan barbaada.
I want to see this river.
Usage
Say you want to visit a natural place.
Grammar Note
laga = river, kana = this (object), ilaaluu = to see, nan barbaada = I want.
Muka kun maal jedhama?
What is this tree called?
Usage
Ask a local the name of a tree or plant.
Grammar Note
muka = tree, kun = this, maal = what, jedhama = is called.
Bosonni kun baay'ee bareedaa dha.
This forest is very beautiful.
Usage
Compliment the scenery.
Grammar Note
bosona = forest (subject form bosonni), kun = this, baay'ee = very, bareedaa dha = is beautiful.
Bineensota ilaaluu nan barbaada.
I want to see the animals.
Usage
Say you want to see wild animals. Bineensota is the plural of bineensa.
Grammar Note
bineensota = animals, ilaaluu = to see, nan barbaada = I want.
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