Kari Dame
外觀
(Wada brahan dmudul paah Kari Igiris)
Kari Dame Doriq uxe de kesun daha Kari Igiris we (Kari Dame:English, Kari Tlu:英語), we kingal klegan na krkari Intu-Owcow . Mrengo kari Dame ka seediq Igiris, Amirika, Awco ma Kanada. 4000 mang kana hei ka tnkari Dame.
Alang skari Kari Dame
[smmalu patas | ida npatas sspgan ka smmalu patas]Dndulan Kari
[smmalu patas | ida npatas sspgan ka smmalu patas]- Kari Amirika
- Kari Awco
- Kari Kanada
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A | a | B | b | C | c | D | d | E | e | F | f | G | g | H | h | I | i | J | j | K | k | L | l | M | m | N | n | O | o |
P | p | Q | q | R | r | S | s | T | t | U | u | V | v | W | w | X | x | Y | y | Z | z |
Pnskngalan Hnghengak(語音系統)
[smmalu patas | ida npatas sspgan ka smmalu patas]Hengak Bubu (母音)
[smmalu patas | ida npatas sspgan ka smmalu patas]berah | ckceka | bukuy | |
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nleban | ɪ i | ʊ u | |
pcenga | e eɪ | ə (ɜ) | oʊ |
rnwahan | æ | (ʌ) ɑ | (ɔ) |
Duma kari Igiris
[smmalu patas | ida npatas sspgan ka smmalu patas]Kari Dame | Kari Seediq |
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Hello | Sndamac su (namu) bale! / Embiyax su (namu) hug? |
Good Morning | Knrbuwan! |
Good Night | Wan'an! |
What is your name? | Ima ka ngayan su? |
My name is ___ | ___ ka ngayan mu. |
I am from ___ | Pneeyah ku ___. |
Welcome! | Hwan'ing! |
Goodbye | Swaye ta da! |
Kari Beyax Pusu Bobo Dheran
[smmalu patas | ida npatas sspgan ka smmalu patas]All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood.
"Kana seediq bobo dheran nii we, traguh kndalax pnttingan ta; mntena ka beyax pusu ta. Pniqan gnkela ka knkingal seediq, kiya ka, asi ta ka mntena mptswayi mggaalu ma mptbale msuupu." (Tg1 patis, Kari Beyax Pusu Bobo Dheran)
Patis pnyahan
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