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Then there is another odd thing I do: whenever I am going to begin, without being the least able to say why, I become so alarmed about mistakes that I dare not go on without hesitating; now, so long as this continues to be the case, how am I to make a speaker? Indeed, so far from considering myself one, I quite despair.


 * gemu
 * all


 * sirabume
 * Inf. (3) of sirabumbi to connect


 * muterakū
 * Fut. (5) of mutembi to be able, with akū not


 * tere
 * that


 * anggala
 * not only


 * hono
 * further


 * emu
 * one


 * aldungga
 * extraordinary, strange


 * babi
 * place, with bi is


 * gisurere
 * Fut. Part (5) of gisurembi to speak


 * onggolo
 * before


 * baibi
 * in vain


 * tašaraburakū
 * Fut. (5) of tašarabumbi to make mistakes, with akū not


 * calaburakū
 * Fut. (5) of calabumbi to err, with akū not


 * seme
 * Inf. (3) of sembi to say


 * tathūnjame
 * Inf. (3) tathūnjambi to doubt, to be incertain, to be alarmed


 * gelhun akū
 * without fear, to dare


 * kengse lasha
 * constantly


 * gisurerakū
 * Fut. (5) of gisurembi to speak, with akū not


 * uttu
 * thus


 * kai
 * it is


 * mimbe
 * acc. of I


 * adarame
 * how?


 * gisure
 * Imp. (1) of gisurembi to speak


 * sembi
 * to say, to call


 * bi
 * I


 * inu
 * yes, indeed


 * usaka
 * in despair