Tsani: |
Hiya galtsode agwatseli, akwenvsv'i. Dehiyvha. Tiyahaga. |
This is my house, my home. Come in. Come in. |
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Meli: |
Sgi. Galtsode tsatseli'i agilvkwta. Galtsode tsatseli'i utana nole uwoduhi. |
Thanks. I like your house.
Your house is big and pretty. |
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Tsani: |
Sgi, Meli. Amatsu tsaduliha? |
Thanks, Meli. Do you want some water? |
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Meli: |
Do hada? |
What did you say? |
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Tsani: |
Amatsu tsaduliha? |
Want some water? |
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Meli: |
Gayohli. |
A little. |
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Hi'atsu ditsatseli wesa nole gihli? |
Are these your cats and dog? |
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Tsani: |
Hi'a gihli agwatseliyi.
Aseno hi'a vgidohi wesa tsutseli'i. |
This is my dog.
But these are my sister's cats. |
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Meli: |
Do dudo'a tsadohi? |
What's your sister's name? |
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Tsani: |
Ewi dudo'a. |
Her name is Eva. |
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Meli: |
Hvga iga wesa duwakaha Ewi? |
How many cats does Eva have? |
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Tsani: |
Tso'i wesa duwakaha. |
She has three cats. |