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. I have got a seat, thank you; and a seat with a back to it.

. Here! bring a light!

. Not for me, thank you, sir, I can’t smoke; I have a sore mouth.

. Well, then, bring some tea.

. Drink first, then, pray. Oh, isn’t it hot.

. If it is too hot, let it be taken away for a while, that it may get cooler. I am very sorry. Boy, go and see what there is in the kitchen,


 * sain
 * good


 * teme
 * Inf. (3) of tembi to sit


 * jabduha
 * Pre. (4) of jabdumbi to reach one’s aim


 * ubade
 * here


 * emu
 * one


 * nikere
 * Fut. Partic. (5) of nikembi to lean against


 * babi
 * place (ba) is (bi)


 * booi
 * house, with genitive affix i


 * urse
 * those who


 * aba
 * how?


 * yaha
 * coal


 * gaju
 * Imp. (1) of gajimbi to fetch


 * age
 * elder brother, sir


 * bi
 * I


 * dambagu
 * tobacco


 * omirakū
 * Fut. (5) of omimbi to eat, to smoke, with akū not


 * angga
 * mouth


 * furugahabi
 * to have ulcers in the mouth


 * tuttu
 * thus


 * oci
 * Cond. (6) of ombi to be


 * cai
 * tea


 * gana
 * Imp. (1) of ganambi to bring


 * age
 * elder brother, sir


 * cai
 * tea


 * gaisu
 * Imp. (1) of gaimbi to take


 * ko
 * oh, exclamation of pain


 * absi
 * how?


 * halhūn
 * hot


 * halhūn
 * hot


 * oci
 * Cond. (6) of ombi to be


 * majige
 * little


 * tukiyecebu
 * Imp. (1) of tukiyecebumbi to take away


 * hūwanggiyarakū
 * it does not signify


 * mukiyebukini
 * Opt. (15) of mukiyebumbi to become cool


 * je
 * exclamation of compassion


 * buda
 * rice


 * be
 * accusative affix


 * tuwana
 * Imp. (1) of tuwanambi to go and look after