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If one of us catch the stranger, let him coo-ee and we will run to him	Gattoong kiup prengoorroock garroock ginyoong If among us him catch
	goolloom-goolloom, garntallya bam tyerryngango. stranger, call for (us) run all will.
Give me a stone	Woogageen kiup goottyappo. Give me a stone.
Give him a stone	Woogag kiup goottyapp. Give him a stone.
I give you some water	Woonannoong kattyong. I give you water.
I will not give you any water	Bogee wannoong wooging kattyoong, I will not give water.
Give me some bread	Woogag geen bannyimmoo. Give me bread.
We will give you a stick	Wooging ngang tangoonoong galko. Give we will you a stick.
We will not give you a stick	Wooyeeba tangoonoong wannoong woging galko. We will you not give a stick.
Give me some bread to eat, I am hungry	Woogaggeen bannyimmo, weegann. Give me bread, I am hungry,
This is my hand	Gimpa manyaneck. Here is my hand.
Sing a song	Waarrangack gattngatteh. Sing a song.
Where is my father?	Mameck gimpa? My father where is?
He is my father	Ngooa mameck. He is my father.

Father.	My father.	Our father.
Mamen.	Mameck.	Mamengoroock.

My father comes. Mameck woata.	Our father comes. Mamengoroock woata.
Your father comes. Mamoock woata.	Your father comes. Mamentack woata.
His or her father comes. *Ginio mamoock woata.	Their father comes. Mamentack woata.
(*Ginio signifies "that one's.")	That one's father comes. Ginior mamoock woata.

My father is here	Gimpa mameck. Here is my father.
Our father is here	Gimpa mamengoroock. Here is our father.
He is not my father	Ngooat mameck. Not is my father.

One.	Two.	Three.	Four.	Five.	Six.
Kiup.	Boollett.	Boollett ba kiup.	Boollett ba boollett.	Boollett ba boollett ba kiup.	Boollett ba boollett ba boollett.

A great, great many	Galloopp galloopp.
We drink water	Goopango kattyoong. We drink water.
My brother has a long arm	Goottangeck tyowang pattyngoroock. My younger brother a very long arm has.
My sister is very tall	Tyaattyeck tyowang goroock. My sister very tall is.