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Other Lesson: Luo Stafford lesson 9 exercises 2

Description:   -se-, Pok, verbs of surpassing, dates

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dates Dholuo Luo Pok -se- surpassing


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1 Asekelo ji duto ma nanwang'o chiro. I have brought everyone I found in the market.
2 Aseng'iewo kalam manyien nikech macho ne ok ndiko maber. I have bought a new pen because the old one did not write well.
3 Asetieko tich, kendo an thuolo nyaka sa adek. I have finished work and am free until nine o'clock.
4 Bang' wacho mano nodhi nyime ni, Akelonu mos moa kuom jogo man Gem. After he had said that, he continued: "I bring greetings from those in Gem."
5 Cham pok ochiek, to wanakagi e due mar aboro. The crops are not yet ripe, but we will harvest them in August.
6 Chiemo pok ochiek, nikech yien ng'ich. The food is not yet cooked because the firewood is damp.
7 Idwaro pesa mathoth moloyo manyalo chulo. You want much more money than I can pay.
8 Janeno nowacho ni, Naneno mtoka ma notwomo ndiga mogoyo jariemb ndiga e ndara. The witness said, "I saw the car which crashed into the bicycle and knocked the rider on to the road."
9 Ma e jatich maber moloyo duto e puodho. This is the best workman on the farm.
10 Nairobi bor gi Maseno moloyo Kampala. Nairobi is farther from Maseno than Kampala.
11 Nodwoko ni notuo Tich Abich, to koro ober. He replied that he had been il on Friday but now was better.
12 Nokwer ni ne ok okwalo gimoro. He denied that he had stolen anything.
13 Nowacho ni, Nakadho penj e higa mar piero abich gaboro, to ne ok ayudo tich. He said, "I passed the exam in (the year) fifty-eight, but did not find work.
14 Nowachona ni nosekendo ka pok Wasungu obiro. He told me that he had married before the Europeans came.
15 Nyithindo oseweyo bugegi e puodho, kendo koth osekethogi. The children have left these books in the garden, and the rain has spoiled them.
16 Omboga mang'iewo e chiro ber moloyo ma ji kelo e dhoot. The vegetables I buy in the market are much better than those which people bring to the house.
17 Owachona ni en e nyathi mariek moloyo duto e skul, to () ayie kode. He tells me he is the cleverest boy in the school, but I don't believe him.
18 Pok obedo ka ndalo mang'eny. He has not yet been here long.
19 Pok obiro, to pod warite. He has not yet come, but we are still waiting for him.
20 Yien ka osepodho. Those trees have fallen down.

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