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Other Lesson: Stafford lesson 5 exercises 1

Description:   Plurals, past tenses, relative pronoun

Created by: mairimeredith
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Dholuo Luo past plurals pronoun


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Card # English English Image
1 Adita ma gidwaro olal. The basket they are looking for is lost.
2 Adwaro pong'o buche duto man e ndara. I want to fill all the holes (which are) in the road.
3 Ahero japuonj matiyone. I like the teacher for whom I work.
4 An gi nyundo ma agoyogo chuma. I have a hammer with which I hit the iron.
5 Aneno ji ma biro. I see the people who are coming.
6 Gilawo ng'ato ma ringo matek. They are pursuing the man who is running hard.
7 Gipako ng'at motho. They praise the dead man.
8 I see the people who have just come. Aneno ji mobiro.
9 Jodongo ma nong'ado bura otho. The elders who dispensed justice are dead.
10 Jotich ne loso ndara. The workmen were repairing the road.
11 Jotich noloso ndara. The workmen repaired the road.
12 Kuon en chiemo ma ji duto chamo. Cornmeal is food which everyone eats.
13 Luo ne timo misengni. The Luo used to make sacrifices.
14 Nagero ot man gi dhoudi adek. I built a house which has three doors.
15 Naneno kue ma ne jotich dwaro. I saw the hoes which the workmen are looking for.
16 Nende Otieno dhiyo Kisumu. Otieno was going to Kisumu earlier today.
17 Nene Luo obiro e Nyanza. Long ago the Luo came to Nyanza.
18 Ng'ato ma ahero (mahero) obiro. The man (whom) I love has just come.
19 Nyako mihero ndikoni barua. The girl (whom) you love is writing you a letter.
20 Nyoro abiro ka. (Nyabiro ka.) I came here yesterday.
21 Odwaro ng'iewo sanduk ma ne wanwang'o pesa e iye. He wants to buy the box in which we found money.
22 Odwaro ruoth motiyone. He is looking for the chief for whom he works.
23 Ruoth ne kelo taya. The chief was bringing a light.
24 Ruoth nokelo taya. The chief brought a light.
25 Waluongo nyithindo ma puro. We are calling the children who are hoeing.
26 Wapako ruodhi ma watiyonigi. We praise the chiefs for whom we work.

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