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From: #1. Grammatical notes and Vocabulary of the Peguan Language, to which are added a few pages of phrases, etc., by Haswell, J.M., ABM Press (American Baptist Mission Press), Rangoon, 1874
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CAUTION: I am learning the language, without a human guide on hand, and you should not take my observations as wholly correct. I haven't found a suitable one to join my research group in Yangon. -- UKT 130403
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osol^ Continually, gDSOosol^ he does continually.
oo^Soo^S Forcibly. gsoos^Soa^S He does it, forcibly, or by force, gDScrooSos^Soo^S
He took it by force. 00S0S Harmoniously. ^toSooSoS they live harmoniously g^c^
Where, as, goC^O§DD;|GGp where is his house t o£jj Whether, as, OoEjJ , cqSc^J ,
GO^ofo^jJ , s|oq]5 W^DDoS^OO^DoS whether you eat, or drink, or work, remember
God sees you. O^cSojcS Silently, secretly. SDDO^6o^5 go secretly, o£jc8o5 0^6o^5
read your book silently. gtS Near, g6o§§bq5oc{j>8| near my house there is a
well. @ After @D3SOq£oOS9DD^[SGGpS after he has eaten rice, he will go to the
city. G30o8cO Sometimes, G30o5cOgOG30o8cCO^O§0 some* times he eats, sometimes he
does not eat. Cog Truly, certainly ^COgCSpS It is certainly so. £>s C^C^sbcogCI
He truly told me* ^GOgOOD Is it certainly so? opo Before, referring to time, as,
Gg^gso^So&osooo before he comes, I mtist go. OO^DGCO Formerly, as, OgOGOOa^ofi^8oqjS
08 . formerly I lived in Amherst.
fjoSgloS Definitely, accurately, as, gSC^^o5§[o5 He spoke definitely. [{p018begin}]
oo Only, D0g^£33D only one can go. C^6j£>|a0^ / have only one horse. s§o5 or
s$o5c£0§ Wear to, C^o5cgD$c£[_SftSoo6£c§d} J7t«ri3 t'< paddy land near the city
of Maul' main. 0§g?3^o8o^O§OSb his house is near my father's house. CO ^8
Continually, gSCCO(So09^5 he is accustomed to- do it continually. Co5co|_Co6
Again and again. ^C^Co6oO^CO(S He said it again and again. \c%t Until.
^C§£DS£[_6s£>Ogg9D3 Until he arrive. I cannot go. ct6 Yet. gtOgt»0aS he has not
yet gone. S&0gg(3^[£ 0^C(8 / have not yet built a house, obogasoaS I have not
yet gone, or, I will not go yet. ooooSooooS Frequently. g8op|SooooSooooS He
comes fre quently. ood5 How. ooo5j&030«o^cep How can I got oooSgjt CO^CoS^WD^GGp
How can he say sot Also, what kind, as, OCo58£jGGp What kind of a man is het @§
Quickly, 23D§£j go quickly. 333§§§§ go very quickly or soon. To express great
rapidity of motion cSOgCCoS is added, as, C^G§5(g§c8CgGCoS the horse runs very
swiftly. Sometimes the ^8 precedes the adverb as, c8(y£jCgCCo£ not a little
quick. ^06|£j Very quickly, K>D^OG]£j go very quickly.
o^oSc^o5 Slowly, osoc^oSc^oS go slowly, e^cQo5o^o5 speak slowly. [{p018end}]
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