Apma Language - Sample Phrases

Sample Phrases

English Apma
(Suru Mwerani dialect)
Apma
(Suru Rabwanga dialect)
Apma
(Suru Kavian dialect)
Where are you going? Ko ban ibeh? Ko ban imbeh? Ko ban al beh?
I'm going to... Na ban... Na mban... Na mban...
Where have you come from? Ko tepma ibeh? Ko tepma ibeh? Kot vama al beh?
I've come from... Na tepma... Na tepma... Nat vama...
Where is it? Mwidi ibeh? Mwindi ibeh? Si al beh?
It's here Mwidi dokah Mwindi dokah Si inda
What's your name? Ham ah itan? Ham ah idan? Am ah idan?
My name is... Hak ah... Hangga ah... Angga ah...
Where are you from? Kik atsi at ibeh? ngGi atsi at ibeh? ngGu asi at beh?
I am from... Nana atsi at... Nana atsi at... Ina asi at...
How much? / How many? Kavih? Kavih? Kaivih?
one bwaleh bwaleh bwaleh
two karu karu kairi
three katsil katsil kaitil
four kavet kavet kaivas
five kalim kalim kailim
Thank you Ko biah Ko bivah Ko mudak
It's just fine Te gabis nge Te kabis nge Te kabis nga

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