Beginner Kai / BD003
school and water
Recognize lunnoa inside the same beginner place-question pattern.
model
dialogue
- speaker A O ti. Hey, you.
- speaker A Ti en lunnoa ya? Are you at school?
- speaker B Sai. Mi en lunnoa. Yes. I am at school.
- speaker A Ti li huno ya? Do you want water?
- speaker B Sai, mi li huno. Yes, I want water.
pattern
what changes
- Ti en lunnoa ya? asks whether the listener is at the place.
- Sai. Mi en lunnoa. gives a positive location answer.
- Ti li huno ya? repeats the want question across the set.
vocabulary
notes for this dialogue
- lunnoa
- school, speech-place
- ti
- you
- mi
- I
- en
- in, within, at
- ya
- yes-no question marker
- sai
- yes, aligned
- huno
- water, liquid
comprehension
answer from the Kai
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01
Which sentence asks whether the listener is at school?
answer
Ti en lunnoa ya?
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02
Who is at lunnoa?
answer
Speaker B / mi.
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03
Which sentence says yes to wanting water?
answer
Sai, mi li huno.
practice
short production task
- Read the whole dialogue and tap once every time you hear mi or ti.
- Change lunnoa to namnoa and translate the new question.
- Ask the huno question without looking at the page.