Kayieu nadol olng'atuny
I want to see a lion
Usage
Saying which animal you want to see on safari. Replace olng'atuny with another animal
Grammar Note
Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended. Olng'atuny is a masculine singular noun (ol-); the plural is ilng'atunyo. Ng' is a single nasal sound like the end of English "sing", and the g is not pronounced separately
Oldoinyo oibor
Mount Kilimanjaro (the white mountain)
Usage
The local name for Mount Kilimanjaro, literally "the white mountain"
Grammar Note
Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended. It is mountain + "white". Oibor is the adjective agreeing with the masculine noun oldoinyo; it is also spelled oiborr
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