#learning nagamese

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Nagamese: Pronouns 1

Personal pronouns:

I - moi

We - moi khan

You - toi

You (pl.) - toi khan

You (formal) - apuni

You (pl. formal) - apuni khan

He/She - tai

It - itu

They - tai khan

Possessive case:

Mine - mui laga

Ours - mui khan laga

Yours - tui laga

Yours (pl.) - tui khan laga

Yours (formal) - apuni laga

Yours (pl. formal) - apuni khan laga

His/Hers - tai laga

Its - itu laga

Theirs - tai khan laga

Objective case:

Me - muike

Us - moi khan ke

You - tuike

You (pl.) - toi khan ke

You (formal) - apunike

You (pl. formal) - apuni khan ke

Him/Her - taike

It - ituke

Them - tai khan ke

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Nagamese: Tenses

thaka = to be/to stay, kôra = to do, khava = to eat

Simple present: ase, kure, khay

Simple past: thakishe, kurishe, khaishe

Simple future: thakibo/thakivo, kuribo, khabo/khavo

Present continuous: NA, kuri ase, khai ase

Past continuous: NA, kuri thakishe, khai thakishe

Future continuous: NA, kuri thakibo, khai thakibo

Present perfect: NA, kuri loishe, khai loishe

Future perfect: NA, kuri lôbo, khai lôbo

Imperative mood: thakibi, kuribi, khabi

Honorific, person, number and gender of the pronoun do not affect the verb form in Nagamese.

(note: the pronunciation may vary from person to person)

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Nagamese word of the day: Bhal

Meaning: good, fine

Phrase:

Sabi na, itu bhal ase nahoy?

Look, isn't it good?

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Nagamese word of the day: Hoy

(hôy)

Meaning: yes

Phrase:

Hoy, yete ase.

Yes, it is here.

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Nagamese word of the day: Dangor

Meaning: big, huge, broad

Phrase:

Itu ghor to besi dangor ase.

This house is huge.

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Nagamese word of the day: Biya

Meaning: bad

Phrase:

Toi laga exam kinika jaishe? Biya.

How did your exam go? Bad.