Transitive Verbs Flashcards
Gimen ?
To Drink ( Hu gimen i hanom )
I drank the water
Kånno’ ?
To Eat ( Hu kånno’ i bilembinas )
I ate the starfruit
Toktok ?
To Hug ( Ha toktok yu’ )
She hugged me
Chiku ?
To Kiss ( Un chiku i palao’an )
You kissed the woman
Taitai ?
To Read ( Ha taitai i patgon i lepblo )
The child read the book
Tuge’ ?
To Write ( Ma tuge’ i katta )
They wrote the letter
Ekungok ?
To Listen to ( En ekungok i fafa’nå’gue )
You all listened to the teacher
Kuentusi ?
To Talk to ( I biha ha keuntusi yu’ )
The elderly woman talked to me
Fa’nå’gue ?
To Teach ( Ha fa’nå’gue i leksion )
She taught the lesson
Tungo’ ?
To Know ( Ti hu tungo’ hao )
I don’t know you
Huchom ?
To Close, Shut ( Ha huchom i petta )
He shut the door
Baba ?
To Open ( Un baba i bentåna )
You opened the window
Fåhan ?
To Buy ( I nanan biha ha fåhan i kamuti )
The grandmother bought the sweet potato
Bende ?
To Sell ( I famalao’an ma bende i flores )
The women sold the flowers
Ayao ?
To Borrow ( Hu ayao i tilifon )
I borrowed the telephone
Na’ayao ?
To Lend ( Ha na’ayao si Juan ni kareta )
She lent Juan the car
Guaiya ?
To Love ( Hu guaiya hao )
I love you
Chatli’e’ ?
To Hate ( Hu chatli’e’ hao )
I hate you
Cho’gue ?
To Do ( En cho’gue i tareha )
You all did the chores/task
Usa ?
To Use ( Ta usa i labadot )
We used the sink
Yamak ?
To Break Physically ( Ma yamak i famagu’on i bentåna )
The children broke the window
Arekla ?
To Repair ( Si tatån-ñiha ha arekla i bentåna )
Their father repaired the window
Nå’i’ ?
To Give ( Ma nå’i’ i nengkanno’ )
They gave the food
Chule’ ?
To take (non-living)
(Un chule’ i litråtu )
You took the picture
