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Other Lesson: Luo Stafford lesson 5 exercises 2

Description:   More plurals, past tenses, relative pronoun

Created by: mairimeredith
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Dholuo Luo past plurals pronoun


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1 A aketo e i sanduk sende ma nayudo e wi mesa. I have just put the plates which I found on the table in the box.
2 Askeche dwaro nyathi ma nyoro amiyo pesa. The police are looking for the child to whom I gave the money yesterday.
3 Askeche ma nyoro oa Nairobi, nomoko teche mang'eny e i hembe. The policemen who came from Nairobi yesterday lit many lights in the tents.
4 Bur ma nakunyo opong' gi pi. The hole which I dug is full of water.
5 Chon ahinya yawuowi ne dwaro kwaye ma noa e gode. Long ago young men hunted leopards which came from the hills.
6 En yo manade ma dhi Kisumu? What sort of road is it that goes to Kisumu?
7 Iyie gi weche duto miwinjo koso? Do you believe all the news you hear?
8 Japuonj ma namokone mach nochula siling' ariyo. The teacher for whom I lit the fire paid me two shillings.
9 Jatich ma noloso wuoche nodwaro siling' apar gabiriyo. The workman who repaired the shoes wanted seventeen shillings.
10 Ka ji ne dwaro chiko ondiegi, ne gikunyo buche. When people wanted to trap wild animals, they dug holes.
11 Kelna buge ma ne aweyo e mesa. Bring me the books which I left on the table.
12 Nakwanyo kue ma jotich noweyo e dir yo. I picked up the hoes which the workmen left beside the road.
13 Ne gimiyo japuonj wuoche ma ne giyudo e i sanduku. They gave the shoes which they found in the box to the teacher.
14 Ne ginego tewni man gi ring'o e igi. They broke two bowls that had meat in them.
15 Neg apwoche duto ma chamo cham. Kill all the rabbits which are eating the crops.
16 Nyathi ma namiyo pesa noringogo. The child to whom I gave the money ran away with it.
17 Nyoro awinjo wende ma rawere nowero. Yesterday I listened to the songs which the youths sang.
18 Oluru lowo e buche man e yo. Pour soil into the holes (which are) in the road.
19 Yien mamokogo mach ni e bwo mesa. The firewood with which I light the fire is under the table.
20 Yo ma ji duto luwo ni gi buche mang'eny. (or, otimo bugni ahinya.) The road which everyone follows has many holes.

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