Kayieu nalo aar enkare
I want to go swimming
Usage
Saying you would like to go swimming
Grammar Note
Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended. "To swim" is aar enkare (literally "to beat water"); apor enkare ("to go on top of water") also exists. "I want to ..." is Kayieu + na- + verb
Kayieu nadol enkiguran
I want to watch the game
Usage
Saying you would like to watch a game or competition
Grammar Note
Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended. Enkiguran covers play, games, competitions and dancing, so make clear which sport you mean with gestures or context
Enkiguran
Game
Usage
A single word for a game or a sporting contest
Grammar Note
A feminine noun (en-) formed from the verb aiguran ("to play"). It covers play, competitions and dancing
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