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	# '''sümümanoʻyu''' — ''ten''		# '''sümümanoʻyu''' — ''ten''
			# '''tükagatü''' — ''sitting down eating''
	# '''tusadüʻü''' — ''black dog''		# '''tusadüʻü''' — ''black dog''
	# '''pui pui''' — ''green eyes''		# '''pui pui''' — ''green eyes''

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Created page with "== Vocabulary Review == We were tasked with recognizing sets of scrambled syllables and rearranging them into the correct order. # '''sümümanoʻyu''' — ''ten'' # '''tusadüʻü''' — ''black dog'' # '''pui pui''' — ''green eyes'' # '''wokwosakwiʻyu''' — ''eight'' # '''tünituidü''' — ''teacher'' # '''natakwacükwiʻyu''' — ''seven'' # '''wahamanoʻyu''' — ''twenty'' # '''tükagatü noʻo''' — ''sitting along eating'' like along a railroad track #* ''..."

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== Vocabulary Review ==

We were tasked with recognizing sets of scrambled syllables and rearranging them into the correct order.

# '''sümümanoʻyu''' — ''ten''
# '''tusadüʻü''' — ''black dog''
# '''pui pui''' — ''green eyes''
# '''wokwosakwiʻyu''' — ''eight''
# '''tünituidü''' — ''teacher''
# '''natakwacükwiʻyu''' — ''seven''
# '''wahamanoʻyu''' — ''twenty''
# '''tükagatü noʻo''' — ''sitting along eating'' like along a railroad track
#* '''TODO:''' Confirm how '''noʻo''' works in this context and if it relates to '''noʻo''' ''everything''
# '''kai nawoakünoʻo''' — ''Saturday'' or ''holiday''
# '''yübano müha''' — ''October''
# '''acabana''' — ''woodpecker'', ''flicker''
# '''hanutü''' — ''which''
# '''ugatü''' — ''his or hers'' referring to someone outside the frame of reference
# '''ohakwitadü''' — ''yellow one''
# '''yuhutükabü''' — ''frybread''
# '''sümükaduʻopü''' — ''nine''
# '''wahaʻyu tupuku''' — ''two black horses''
#* number adjectives receive '''-ʻyu''' when describing the subject of a phrase and '''-hu''' when describing the object.

==Fill in the blanks!==

We were presented with sentences containing a missing word and tasked with choosing the correct word to fill the blank from a set of options. Many of the words were new.

# '''Haga masu?'''
#* English: ''Who is that?''
# '''Ümü hunakwatu pipoʻa.'''
#* English: ''Throw them outside.''
#* '''pipoʻa''' ''to throw'' (plural)
#** Not in the Bannock dictionary. Closest-looking entry is '''tabibüʻau'''
#** Second consonant is prominently voiced
#* '''wünaʻi''' ''to throw'' (singular)
#** Wycliffe: '''wunae'''
# '''Su mogoʻni paba sodoŋiwünü.'''
#* English: ''The woman is smiling broadly.''
#* '''kwididi''' ''to giggle''
# '''Haga ümü oʻo ataʻa?'''
#* English: ''Who are they sitting over there?''
#* '''katu''', '''yükwi''', '''ataʻa''' — ''to sit'' (singular, dual, plural)

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Maia at 01:29, 25 October 2024