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58 [fifty-eight]

Parts of the body

Parts of the body

58 [pêncî û heşt]

Beşên laşî

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I am drawing a man. Ez----e-ê--ila-ekî--êd-k--. E_ w_____ z_______ ç_______ E- w-n-y- z-l-m-k- ç-d-k-m- --------------------------- Ez wêneyê zilamekî çêdikim. 0
First the head. P-ş-----î. P___ s____ P-ş- s-r-. ---------- Pêşî serî. 0
The man is wearing a hat. Kum- -i-a-- h-y-. K___ z_____ h____ K-m- z-l-m- h-y-. ----------------- Kumê zilamî heye. 0
One cannot see the hair. P-r----ê-xu-aki-i-. P__ n___ x_________ P-r n-y- x-y-k-r-n- ------------------- Por nayê xuyakirin. 0
One cannot see the ears either. G----- xuy--nabin. G__ j_ x___ n_____ G-h j- x-y- n-b-n- ------------------ Guh jî xuya nabin. 0
One cannot see his back either. P--- -î -a-- -u--k--in. P___ j_ n___ x_________ P-ş- j- n-y- x-y-k-r-n- ----------------------- Pişt jî nayê xuyakirin. 0
I am drawing the eyes and the mouth. Ça--n w--- d-vê w- --z-d-k--. Ç____ w_ û d___ w_ x__ d_____ Ç-v-n w- û d-v- w- x-z d-k-m- ----------------------------- Çavên wî û devê wî xêz dikim. 0
The man is dancing and laughing. Zil-m -a-s-di-e û -ik-n-. Z____ d___ d___ û d______ Z-l-m d-n- d-k- û d-k-n-. ------------------------- Zilam dans dike û dikene. 0
The man has a long nose. Z--a- ----î po-ekî --rê- e Z____ x____ p_____ d____ e Z-l-m x-e-î p-z-k- d-r-j e -------------------------- Zilam xwedî pozekî dirêj e 0
He is carrying a cane in his hands. Di de--ê ----- g-pa----he--. D_ d____ w_ d_ g______ h____ D- d-s-ê w- d- g-p-l-k h-y-. ---------------------------- Di destê wî de gopalek heye. 0
He is also wearing a scarf around his neck. Di ----------e--esm--ek ----. D_ s____ w_ d_ d_______ h____ D- s-u-ê w- d- d-s-a-e- h-y-. ----------------------------- Di stuyê wî de desmalek heye. 0
It is winter and it is cold. Zivi--an e-û-h--a---r e. Z_______ e û h___ s__ e_ Z-v-s-a- e û h-w- s-r e- ------------------------ Zivistan e û hewa sar e. 0
The arms are athletic. M-- - -- --hê--in. M__ a b_ b____ i__ M-l a b- b-h-z i-. ------------------ Mil a bi bihêz in. 0
The legs are also athletic. Çîm -- a b-h-z in. Ç__ j_ a b____ i__ Ç-m j- a b-h-z i-. ------------------ Çîm jî a bihêz in. 0
The man is made of snow. Z-l-m j- b---ê ye. Z____ j_ b____ y__ Z-l-m j- b-r-ê y-. ------------------ Zilam ji berfê ye. 0
He is neither wearing pants nor a coat. Ş---- ----tê--î --ne. Ş__ û q_____ w_ n____ Ş-l û q-p-t- w- n-n-. --------------------- Şal û qapûtê wî nîne. 0
But the man is not freezing. Lê-e-ê-zi--- na-em-de. L_____ z____ n________ L-b-l- z-l-m n-c-m-d-. ---------------------- Lêbelê zilam nacemide. 0
He is a snowman. E- b----z-l--e- e. E_ b___________ e_ E- b-r-e-i-a-e- e- ------------------ Ew berfezilamek e. 0

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