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1 [one]

People

People

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ሰዎች

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I እ- እ_ እ- -- እኔ 0
i-ē i__ i-ē --- inē
I and you እ--እና -ን-/ቺ እ_ እ_ አ____ እ- እ- አ-ተ-ቺ ----------- እኔ እና አንተ/ቺ 0
in- in- āni-e-chī i__ i__ ā________ i-ē i-a ā-i-e-c-ī ----------------- inē ina ānite/chī
both of us እ- -ለታ-ንም እ_ ሁ_____ እ- ሁ-ታ-ን- --------- እኛ ሁለታችንም 0
i-ya-h-leta--in--i i___ h____________ i-y- h-l-t-c-i-i-i ------------------ inya huletachinimi
he -ሱ እ_ እ- -- እሱ 0
i-u i__ i-u --- isu
he and she እ- እና--ሷ እ_ እ_ እ_ እ- እ- እ- -------- እሱ እና እሷ 0
is- ina-i-wa i__ i__ i___ i-u i-a i-w- ------------ isu ina iswa
they both እ---ሁለቱም እ__ ሁ___ እ-ሱ ሁ-ቱ- -------- እነሱ ሁለቱም 0
ines- hule-u-i i____ h_______ i-e-u h-l-t-m- -------------- inesu huletumi
the man ወ-ድ ወ__ ወ-ድ --- ወንድ 0
wenidi w_____ w-n-d- ------ wenidi
the woman ሴ- ሴ_ ሴ- -- ሴት 0
s-ti s___ s-t- ---- sēti
the child ል- ል_ ል- -- ልጅ 0
l-ji l___ l-j- ---- liji
a family ቤተሰብ ቤ___ ቤ-ሰ- ---- ቤተሰብ 0
bētese-i b_______ b-t-s-b- -------- bētesebi
my family የ--ቤ-ሰብ የ_ ቤ___ የ- ቤ-ሰ- ------- የኔ ቤተሰብ 0
yenē-b-tese-i y___ b_______ y-n- b-t-s-b- ------------- yenē bētesebi
My family is here. ቤተ--------ቸው። ቤ___ እ__ ና___ ቤ-ሰ- እ-ህ ና-ው- ------------- ቤተሰቤ እዚህ ናቸው። 0
b-t-s--ē -zī-- n-c-e--. b_______ i____ n_______ b-t-s-b- i-ī-i n-c-e-i- ----------------------- bētesebē izīhi nachewi.
I am here. እኔ እዚ----። እ_ እ__ ነ__ እ- እ-ህ ነ-። ---------- እኔ እዚህ ነኝ። 0
in- -zī-i -enyi. i__ i____ n_____ i-ē i-ī-i n-n-i- ---------------- inē izīhi nenyi.
You are here. አ-ተ/አ-ቺ --ህ--ህ/-ሽ። አ______ እ__ ነ_____ አ-ተ-አ-ቺ እ-ህ ነ-/-ሽ- ------------------ አንተ/አንቺ እዚህ ነህ/ነሽ። 0
ā-i----n---ī ----i-ne-i/ne---. ā___________ i____ n__________ ā-i-e-ā-i-h- i-ī-i n-h-/-e-h-. ------------------------------ ānite/ānichī izīhi nehi/neshi.
He is here and she is here. እሱ---- -ው እ--እ--------። እ_ እ__ ነ_ እ_ እ_ እ__ ና__ እ- እ-ህ ነ- እ- እ- እ-ህ ና-። ----------------------- እሱ እዚህ ነው እና እሷ እዚህ ናት። 0
isu izī-i-n-wi i---iswa -zīhi-n--i. i__ i____ n___ i__ i___ i____ n____ i-u i-ī-i n-w- i-a i-w- i-ī-i n-t-. ----------------------------------- isu izīhi newi ina iswa izīhi nati.
We are here. እኛ---- -ን። እ_ እ__ ነ__ እ- እ-ህ ነ-። ---------- እኛ እዚህ ነን። 0
inya--zī-- neni. i___ i____ n____ i-y- i-ī-i n-n-. ---------------- inya izīhi neni.
You are here. እ-ን----- ና--። እ___ እ__ ና___ እ-ን- እ-ህ ና-ሁ- ------------- እናንተ እዚህ ናችሁ። 0
inan--e-iz--i na-h-hu. i______ i____ n_______ i-a-i-e i-ī-i n-c-i-u- ---------------------- inanite izīhi nachihu.
They are all here. እ-ሱ--ሉም-እ-- ናቸው። እ__ ሁ__ እ__ ና___ እ-ሱ ሁ-ም እ-ህ ና-ው- ---------------- እነሱ ሁሉም እዚህ ናቸው። 0
in--u-----m---z-h- --ch-w-. i____ h_____ i____ n_______ i-e-u h-l-m- i-ī-i n-c-e-i- --------------------------- inesu hulumi izīhi nachewi.

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