Connected Examples
Examples with interlinear versions (lexical items of Romani origin marked in bold):
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khere-ko ogaxo-a house- master- the master of the house
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hire-tzat goli kerau-tze-n d-i-na-t your (informal)- song make-- -- I sing for you
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xau-a, goli keau za-k, mol buterr-ago aji-n-en d-u-k boy- sing make have- wine much- have-- -have- boy, sing, you will have more wine!
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txipa nola d-u-zu? name how -have- what is your name?
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masa-k eta barki-txu-ak pangu-an d-a-o-z meat- and sheep-- meadow- --go- the sheep and lambs are on the meadow
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nire kera zure-a-ren pali-an d-a-o, hemen-dik obeto-ao dika-tu-ko d-u-zu my house your-- proximity- --locate here- better- see-- -have- my house is next to yours, you can see it better from here
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