Dinka Jam de kɔc kee rou Dinka conversation of two people)

Kuduaal lönhamuɔ̈ɔ̈r.
Kuduaal aɣɔcthiɛ̈ɛ̈r: Cï yïn ruɔ̈n?
Lönhamuɔ̈ɔ̈r: Acïn kërac, kɔc aakeek ruɔ̈n.
Aɣɔcthiɛ̈ɛ̈r: looi ëdë?
Aɣɔcthiɛ̈ɛ̈r: Cï kɔcku run?
Lonhamuɔ̈ɔ̈r: kɔcciɛ̈ aa keek ruɔ̈n.
Aɣɔcthiɛ̈ɛ̈r: yen ya piŋ wäär, luel ya wundu kuɛŋ tooc; ye tony no ye yen cïn Kuɛŋ thïn?
Lonhamuɔ̈ɔ̈r: ɣɛn cï kuɛŋ tony de malual Agörbäär.
Aɣɔcthiɛ̈ɛ̈r: ɣoo, ye acï jä ya kë piɛth, thuɔ̈uciɛ̈ aacï kuɛŋ thïn wäär.
Lonhamuɔ̈ɔ̈r: Ee yen kɔc ke malual Agörbäär cïk toc pën luelkɛ̈ ye ka cï raan Kuɛŋ tonyden. Cie kɔc cï peel arac. Ɣoo, yen acï jäl bɛ̈n jäämic në kɔcdït aa kaa cï kepiɔ̈ɔ̈th jäl bɛ̈n waar ku cɔkkɛ̈ kɔc kuɛŋ thïn.
Aɣɔcthiɛ̈ɛ̈r: Wën ë wuur, kɔc ke tuɔi aa cï kɔc guɔ bɛɛr looithook ke kë tɔ̈ thïn akɔɔr ba we wepiɔ̈ɔ̈th waipiny ku thiɛ̈ckɛ̈ në thoŋ piɛth.

Thuɔŋjäŋ Subordinate conjunctions
Here are some of the most common subordinate conjunctions you need to know in Thuɔŋjäŋ

1. Na rɛ̈, Tëcen = After
2. cen = As
3. Ku na ye= As long as
4. Nëyic, Nacaka, (Na cak ya) = Although
5. Nëkë = Because
6. Acïrnom = first/Before
7. Mannë/Mɛɛn = Now
8. Kënë manë= Now that
9. Ɣɔn = Once
10. Ɣɔn = Since
11. Ɣɔn = when
12. Na = when, then,
13. Na caka/ na cak ya = Even though
14. Na nɔŋ ran dɛ̈ =if anyone else, if any person else
15. Na = Whenever
16. Na = If
17. Na ca = Even if
18. Nëyic, Naca, Na ca, = Though
19. Na cie, na cee= Unless
20. Agut = Until
21. Ku na = Whereas
22. Ka eke = Yet whatever
23. Lan na rë = if somehow
24.Tëyenë / ɣän Kedhiɛ = Wherever
25. Naye = Whether
26. Ana, ɣɔn, ke = While
27. Ran, raan, Yenman= Whoever
28. Acit man ëcennë = As it is
29. Cɔk = let
30. Na, ye, = if, however
31. Kɔn ɣa cɔk lɔ ba =first let me go to

 Lëk Thɛɛr (Old Testament) Jeremiah 31:7-14

 7 Alueel Yekoba: Kɛ̈tkɛ̈ në rördït ku në miɛt ë piɔ̈u në këde Jakob, Ku jatkɛ̈ we röt në këde bäny ke pinynhom; Caalkɛ̈, lɛckɛ̈, ku luɛlkɛ̈, Ye luɛ̈k kɔcku yïn Yekoba, ka cï döŋ ke Yithrael. 8 Tiɛ̈ŋkɛ̈, aabake lɔ bɛ̈i piny ciɛɛm, ku aabake kuɔ̈ɔ̈tiic në ɣɔ̈n mec ke pinythar, go ya cöör ku ŋöl, kɔc nɔŋ mïth ku ka rɔ̈p, kedhiɛ; ëke cath ëke juëc, aabï röth dhuɔ̈k ciɛ̈ɛ̈n. 9 Në dhiëëuic ke kaa bï bɛ̈n, ku në duɔ̈t de piɔ̈u ke kaa bake ŋäär baai. Aabake ca cath në ciir de pïu lɔŋɔlŋɔlic, në dhöl lɔcïth cïï kek bï kan kɔ̈th; ɣɛn cï yaa wun de Yithrael, ku Epraim ee mɛnhkaaidiɛ̈. Piɛŋkɛ̈ wɛ̈t de Yekoba, we juɔ̈ɔ̈r, ku caalkɛ̈ në bɛ̈i yiic tëmec; luɛlkɛ̈, Ye Töŋ ë thiɛ̈i Yithrael piny abïke bɛɛr määtiic, ku abï cɔk ye ya abiöŋ de thökke. Yekoba acï Jakob luäk bei, ku wɛɛr në cin rir. Aabï ya bɛ̈n ku këtkɛ̈ në rördït në kuur de Dhiɔn nhom, ku kaa bï ya dëp arëët në ka piɛth ke Yekoba yiic, në rap yiic, në miäu cïïke dhiim yiic, ku në miökic, ku në dɛɛu ke thökiic ku wun ë ɣɔ̈k; pïïrden abï ciɛ̈t dom cï piɔɔk në pïu, ku kaa cïï piɔ̈ɔ̈th bï bɛɛr lɔpäk. Ku dhueecken aabï diɛ̈r në yum de piɔ̈u, ku rörthii ke röördïtken aabï thiëëk. Ɣɛn bï dhiɛ̈ndeen de piɔ̈u wel ke ye miɛt de piɔ̈u, ku kaa bake duut piɔ̈ɔ̈th, ku yiɛ̈n ke yum de piɔ̈u në dhiɛ̈n de piɔ̈uic. 14 Ɣɛn bï bäny kekake Nhialic ca kueth në piaat, ku ca kɔcciɛ̈ thiäŋ në miɔ̈cdiɛ̈, Alueel Yekoba.

Dinka polysemous vocabularies

1.      Duɔ̈ɔ̈r(Noun)-means worship 

2.      Duɔ̈r(Noun)- means worships 

3.      Duɔ̈r (Adverb) - almost/very nearly, but not exactly or entirely. 

4.      Duɔ̈r/Duɔ̈t (Noun) -Bundle = a collection of things or quantity of material tied or wrapped up together.

5.      Duɔ̈r- almost, almost exactly, 

6.      Duɛ̈ɛ̈r(Verb) -consider 

7.      Duɛ̈ɛ̈r(Adjective )- considered 

8.      Duëër (Noun) - consideration -careful thought, typically over a period of time, "a long process involving a great deal of careful consideration"

9.      Abuɔ̈i (Noun) =Potsherd: is a broken piece of pottery or a broken piece of ceramic material, especially one. 

10. Buk (Noun) Color is as the aspect of things that is caused by differing qualities of light being reflected or emitted by them. To see color, you have to have light. When light shines on an object some colors bounce off the object and others are absorbed by it.

11. Buk (adjective) - colored: having a color or colors, especially as opposed to being black, white, or neutral.

12. Buk (Noun) a set of written sheets of skin or paper or tablets of wood or ivory. Set of written, printed, or blank sheets bound together between a front and back cover.

13. Buk (verb) develops on old food or on objects that have been left for too long in warm, wet air: forming fungus. 

14. Tëër (Noun)-competition: the activity or condition of competing.

15. tëër (past participle)-competed 

16. Tɛ̈ɛ̈r (Perfect tense)-strive to gain or win something by defeating or establishing superiority over others who are trying to do the same.

17. Mïth aa tëër cuïn në aduɔ̈kic = The kids are grabbing food on the plate(present continuous)

18. Mïth aacï cuïn tɛ̈ɛ̈r në aduɔ̈kic=  The kids have grabbed food on the plate(preset perfect)

19. Mïth aabï cuïn tɛ̈ɛ̈r në aduɔ̈kic= the kids will grab the food on the plate.

 

Ten Thuɔŋjäŋ (Dinka)Perfect verb tense is used to show an action that is complete and finished, and this tense is expressed by adding one of the auxiliary verbs , had to the past participle form of the main verb.

1. Ɣɔn ye cï ɣɔk raak, go lɔ baai bë lɔ rääk= when he had milked the cows, he went home to be initiated (Past perfect tense).

2. Röth thii eke cï ke rääk aake ye thiɛ̈rdhïc = the young men who had been initiated were fifty. (Past perfect tense).

3. Kɔc eke cï rääk në run wäär aake ye thiɛ̈rbɛ̈r =  the people who had been initiated last year were (past perfect tense).

4. Gokï cuɔ̈k le rääk = But they would not initiate (past perfect tense).

5. Röth thii aake cï keek rääk në pɛ̈i kee diäk = The young men have been initiating for three months (present perfect progressive)

6. Diäär aacï mïïthken juiir = the women have prepared their dinners (Present perfect tense). 

7. Yen acï miɛ̈thde juiir, bäk ba bɛ̈n cam = She has prepared her dinner, come to eat (Present perfect tense).

8. Keek ee të cïk juiir thɛɛr = they would have prepared long ago (Present perfect tense).

9. Wën ye cï cuïn thaal, go töny puɔth = when she had cooked food, she dropped the pot (Past perfect tense).

10. Na ye cï töny lööm, go yen miɛ̈th thaal= when she had taken a pot, then she cooked the dinner. (Past perfect tense).

Regular Nouns, irregular nouns Helping verbs

Singular ………………….Plural
1. Tim……………………..tree
2. Alath…………………....cloth
3. Piny……………………..land/earth
4. Thom…………………...guitar
5. Akɔ̈ɔ̈n………………….. Elephant
6. Akɔ̈l…………………….Day/Sun
7. Kɔmpiööta……………..computer

Regular Nouns:

Kajuïc………………………Plural
1. Tiim…………………….. ..trees
2. Aläth……………………...clothes
3. Piiny……………………….lands
4. Thoom……………………..guitars
5. Akön………………………Elephants
6. Aköl……………………….days
7. Kɔmpiöötaai………………computers

Irregular singular Nouns:

Tök……………………..Singular
1. Raan……………………..person.
2. Dhuk/dhɔ̈k………………Boy.
3. Nya ……………………..Girl.
4. Woŋ……………………. cow.
5. Maguar…………………zebra
6. Tik…………………........woman
7. Moc……………………..Man

Irregular Plural Nouns:

Kajuiëc…………………… Plural

1. Kɔc……………………. People
2. Dhuɔ̈k…………………. boys
3. Nyïïr…………………... girls
4. Ɣɔ̈k……………………. cows
5. Wɛɛŋ………………….. countable cows
6. wɛɛŋ/biöŋ ë ɣɔ̈k………. herds of cows
7. Maguɛɛr………………. zebras
8. Diäär…………...............women
9. Röör…………………… men

Dinka Verbs

Tense forms

1.   Ye/aye/aya ………habitual

2. A/aa ……………..present tense.

3. Acï/cï…………….past tense.

4. Abï/bï……………future tense.

Habitual forms of A

1. Aya/ayä looi…………..I do.
2. Aye looi……………….You do (singular).
3. Ayuk/ayu looi…………We do.
4. Ayak/ayäk looi…….....You do (plural).
5. Ayekɛ̈/Ayïkï looi….......They do.
6. Aye looi………………..He does.
7. Aye looi………………….She does.

1. Aba/Ɣɛn bï (V) …….... I will
2. Aba/Yïn bï (V)…………..You will (singular).
3. Abu/buk/Wɔ bï (V)…..We will
4. Abäk /We bï (V)…...... (You will (plural).
5. Aa bï/ Aabï (V)………. They will.
6. Yeen abï/abï (V)………. He will.
7. Yeen abï/ abï(V)………. She will.

1. Aca /Ɣɛn cï (V) ……. I have
2. Aca/Yïn cï (V) ……...You have (singular form).
3. Acu/cuk/Wɔ cï……....We have
4. Keek aacï/ aacï (V)…You have (plural form).
5. Keek aci cï…….........They have
6. Yeen acï/acï (V)……...He has.
7. Yeen acï/acï…….........She has.

1. Ɣɛn cïï/Acää………..I do not (don’t)
2. Yïn acïï/Acïï………..You do not (don’t(Singular)
3. Wɔ cïï/Acuu (v)……We do not (don’t)
4. We cïï/ Aacïï/Acää…You do not (don’t) Plural).
5. Keek acïï/Acää……..You do not (don’t
6. Yeen acïï/Acïï………..She does not (doesn’t)
7. Yeen acïï/ Acïï(v)……She does not (doesn’t)

Bë/bï = will

1. Bë………………will
2. Bï……………….will
3. Ɣɛn bë ………….I will
4. Ɣɛn bï…………...I will
5. Ɣɛn bï…………...I will
6. Yïn bë…………..you will
7. Wɔ bë…………..We will
8. Wɔ bï…………...we will
9. Yen abë………...He/she will
10. Yen abï……….. He/she will
11. Keek aabë……They will
12. Acä bë………….I will not (won’t)
13. Acuk bë………..we will not (won’t)
14. Acäk bë………...you will not (won’t)

Acie = not, negative

Acie……….......not,
Acie yic………It’s not true, not true, not valid.
1. Ɣɛn kën............I don’t
2. Yïn Akɛ̈nnë…...You didn’t (singular).
3. Wɔ kën……...We didn’t
4. We Akɛ̈nkɛ̈……You didn’t/you aren’t (plural).
5. Keek akënkɛ̈….They didn’t
6. Yeen akën……...He didn’t
7. Yeen akën……...She didn’t

1. Acää ka Aca……I am not’ or. ‘I did’
2. Acï ……you (singular) are not’ or ‘you did’
3. Acïï ……..he is not’ or. ‘he did’
4. Acuku ka Acuk…...we are not’ or ‘we did’
5. Acäkɛ̈ ka Acäk……you (plural) are not’ or ‘you did’
6. Acïkɛ̈ ka Acïk …..They are not’ or. ‘they did’

 Some very important  Dinka/ Thoŋjiɛ̈ŋ/Muɔnyjäŋ vocabularies ; I have 52 vocabularies with short and fantastic definitions, read and make comments if this is cool, have fun.

Wёl thɛɛr ku wёl jöt ke ceη wut ku ceη baai 

By Ayuen Maketh

1. Abïny: Ee kë yennë tɔk në mïïth cït yï cuïn.

2. Abëër: Aaye rɛp wën ye luɔk të cenë aruäth tem, Ku të cennë  bel kɛp piny ku jɔl kë piɛɛr domic. 

3. Acuutnhïïm: Aaye dëël ci keek ya tɛɛm nhïïm.

4. Adhäth: Ee cuïn de dhuk ye thaal në koth në dhïn yɔu wutic.

5. Akook: Ee kë ye muɔnyjäŋ rɛp ke tem ruɛ̈r ku ka yenë kuany ë thɔ̈u muɔi.

6. Akɔη: Aaye rɛp wën ye luɔk tueη.

7. Akɔiyɔ: Ee wäl ye cil yalthok/baai thok Ku Ka ye cam.

8. Alɛl: Eetän tiääi tɔ̈ në dhïn thok ka tiääi lääu në wut thok yenë dhuɔ̈k yuït thïn. 

9. Alɔ̈ɔ̈k: Ee noon thin ë nhom mayen ku le nhom potpot ku keek cil këër.

10. Anuaan: ka anuɛɛn (të juëc keek): e kë dhal raan ka kɔc. 

11. Apiöök: Ee tuŋ akɔ̈ɔ̈n ye ceŋ në kɔc kök ke ye kёde dhёёη/dhuëëŋ.

12. Apɛ̈lrääk/Alɔ̈knhïïm/Aparaak: Aaye röthi wën cï keek rääk nё ye runё.

13. Aŋul: Aaye rɛp ye keek com të cï aboor bɛ̈n ku tё cï piny dëu të cïn en abɛ̈ɛ̈r.

14. Aruäth: Aaye rɛp ye keek com këër ku lokkɛ̈ ruёër.

15. Atёtooŋ: Aaye rap ka anyol cï keek geet ku jɔ̈l kë toŋ.

16. Atɔ̈rɔ̈ɔ̈ŋ: Aaye ŋeei dït nyïn

17. Atolooŋ: Ee bë raan rɔt wëŋ ye nɔŋ kë looi ka kë nɛ̈k yen.

18. Atorooŋ: aaye tiim cï keek guaŋ ku bennë rooŋ ya töök.

19. Atɛ̈ny: Ee kë yennë cuïn laath Ku yuiiuë rap.

20. Awuɔ̈l: Ee wɛ̈ɛ̈r dïït ye deŋ kɛ̈ɛ̈ric ku ka yennë kɔc dek thïn muɔ̈i.

21. Awuro: Ee cuïn cï waac.Cuïn ci wuur ku jɔl wac.

22. Ayiɛl: Ee kool de raau ye nyaai të kɔ̈ɔ̈më rap.

23. Ayiɛ̈ɛ̈r: Ee abïk ye piɔ̈k bei në rap kɔ̈ɔ̈th,ku ka ye cam ëyadɛ̈.

24. Biɔɔŋ: Ee biɔ̈ŋ ëye ceŋ thɛɛr ke ye alath.

25. Cuiriith: aaye tiim thoi kɔ̈ɔ̈th cï riɛl.

26. Cuɛl: Ee yuen cï yïïr në biɔ̈ŋ de woη/ weŋ ku benë woη/ weŋ ya mac.

27. Dhɔ̈lciɛ̈ɛ̈th: Aaye dhɔ̈l  wën ye raan ëbɛ̈n cath, ke tëëk/war/wat thïn.

28. Dhuŋbaai: Ee dhuŋ wën ye tɔ̈ baai, ku ke mac në ɣɔ̈k ku thök ëyadë luak.

29. Dhuŋwut: Ee dhuŋ wën ye tɔ̈ wut, ku ke mac në ɣɔ̈k ku kee dhïn raak. 

30. Ducum: Ee tim yenë com në rap.

31. Göröŋ (Görööŋ): Ee kë ye muɔnyjäŋ rɛp ke tɔ̈u thïn muɔ̈i.

32. Juilik: Ee waan de nyuɔ̈m.

33. Kёŋ(Këëŋ): aaye tiim ye keek wɛɛi piny ɣöt thok ku jɛ̈lë ke ɣöt gäär ago aŋu cië lɔ ɣöt. 

34. Kɛɛu: Ee län tɔ̈ roor ku keek guɔ̈p mayen cï man de lɔ̈ɔ̈c. Ku yennëka dït nё lɔ̈ɔ̈c.

35. Kɔmjuilik/kömjuilik: Ee kömyöi de nyuɔ̈m.

36. Köm/Kömyööi: Ee pat ё roŋ ё thɔ̈i yennë kuarjai(kuarjaac ) tɔ̈ thïn.

37. Kör: Ee dhïn thin ye tɔη nё thïndït kɔ̈u ku ka yennë miɔ̈ɔ̈r ke ɣɔ̈k mac në ye kɔ̈u.

38. Luuŋ: Ee adiit yennëka ye thɔ̈ɔ̈th ku ka ye ceŋ në kɔc cin.

39. Lɔ̈ɔ̈m: Ee yuɔɔm de lɔ̈m de woŋ yennëka ye lööm Ku benë lauk kutic.

40. Mayɔm: Ee wäl ye dek të cï aɣaarnhom/ maläria raan dɔm.

41. Miɔ̈ɔ̈th:Ee noon ye ruath piiny në wut thok ku ka ril arëtic ace kɔ̈u dac ye tuɛny.

42. Nuak/Nuaŋ akɔcɔk: Ee tim yennë kɔcɔk döök.

43. Pëm: Ee kän ye wɛc piny domyic Ku bïnë dit ya tiit.

44. Piɔ̈ɔ̈t: Ee tim yennë piɛ̈ɛ̈t në lɔ̈i ke ɣɔ̈k wutic ku luak ëyadɛ̈.

45. Puɔ̈t: Ee noon ye cil keek dït kɔ̈u në non yiic ku ke ŋuäc ke nyïr arëëtic.

46. Raaudiit: Ee noon ye cil në pulic ruëër ke cït man de raau ku ka ye dit cam.

47. Radεε: Ee kë yennë nyum yïk në ye kɔ̈u ku bï keek riɛr thïn.

48. Rɔ̈i-yääth: Aaye rɔ̈i ke thɔ̈u ëke piɔc keek cäp.

49. Tïït: Ee Tim tɔ̈ roor yennë piɔ̈nh de wac Ku dek ke ye wäl de aɣaarnhom/maläria.

50. Tɔ̈r: Ee noon ye cil ke rir ku nhom de aye looi kee ye wɛ̈c yennё piny wec.

51. Wacaai: Aaye  rɔ̈i ke thɔ̈u ka  rɔ̈i ke akan cï waac.

52. Wuɔ̈ɔ̈m: Ee wɛ̈ɛ̈r/piɔu de woŋ/weŋ cï dëu ku jɔl döη ke ye arop lɔyic roηroη.

Homework from the Gospel of John 3:1-7; 16-18

Luɔibaai = Homework: Jɔɔn 3:1-7; 16-18.        August 31^st, 2024

Raan de Parithai ee tɔ̈ ɣɔn cɔl Nikodemo, ye bɛ̈ny de Judai. Go lɔ ënɔŋ Yecu në wɛ̈ɛ̈ric, leer ku yöök, Ye Rabï, wɔ nyic yïn ke yïn ye dupiöny cï bɛ̈n ënɔŋ Nhialic. Acïn raan lëu kagɛ̈iyeke në luɔi cï man looi yïn ke të cï Nhialic tɔ̈ ke ye. Go Yecu dhuk, Ye yïn ya yɔ̈ɔ̈k nëyic, Ya na cï raan berë dhiëëth, e kacïï ceŋ de Nhialic lëu në ŋem. Go Nikodemo thiëc, Ye bï raan cï dït bɛɛr dhiëëth adë? Lëu dhuk në adhiënh de manic ku berë dhiëëth? Go Yecu dhuk, Ye yïn ya yɔ̈ɔ̈k nëyic, Ya na cïï raan bï dhiëëth në pïu ku në Jɔŋdït, e kacïï lɔ ë ceŋ de Nhialicic bï lëu. Kë ye dhiëëth në rïŋ yennëkee ya rïŋ, ku kë ye dhiëëth në Jɔndït yennëkee ya wëi. Duɔ̈nnë gɛ̈i në jam ë jam ɣɛn ënhiɛ, Ya yïn bï bɛɛr dhiil në dhiɛ̈th.

Nhialic ee kɔc nhiaar e pinynom, ku miɔɔc kɔc ë Wäntöŋden e bɔ̈bei, bï raan ye ye gam bï cuɔ̈k ye thou, ku bï ya naŋ pïïr athɛɛr. Nhialic ee cïï Wënde tuuc në pinynom bï kɔc ke pinynom bï luɔ̈kwei; ee tuuc bï kɔc bï luɔ̈k. Raan ye ye gam acïi ye luɔ̈kwei: raan cïi ye ye gam acï thöl në lukwei, në gäm kën en gam në rin ke Wäntöŋ ë bɔ̈bei de Nhialic.

Ka ke thiëc

Luɔibaai = Homework

Rinku = your name: _____________________

I. Në # 1-5, kuen akököl ku thiɔ̈ŋ ku dhuk thïc cï keek thïïc.

1. Ye raan de jur no e kë cï lɔ ënɔŋ Yecu ɣɔn në wɛ̈ɛ̈ric?

2. Ye raan cɔl ŋa ekë ɣɔn cï lɔ ënɔŋ Yecu ɣɔn në wɛ̈ɛ̈ric?

II. Biäk Yic ka Lueth   Në # 3-4, kuany Yic ka Lueth.

3. “Na cïï raan bï dhiëëth në pïu ku në Jɔŋdït, e kacïï lɔ ë ceŋ de Nhialicic bï lëu.”

A.  Yic.

B.   Lueth.

4. Nhialic ee kɔc miɔɔc ë Wäntöŋden e bɔ̈bei, bï raan ye ye gam bï cuɔ̈k ye thou, ku bï ya naŋ pïïr athɛɛr.

A.  Yic.

B.   Lueth.

III Në # 5-10 ke yïn kuany wɛ̈t yen ye yic nё dhuŋ de kee wёl cï keek thïïckɛ̈.

5.“Acïn raan lëu kagɛ̈iyeke në luɔi cï man looi yïn ke të cï Nhialic tɔ̈ ke ye” Yeŋa yennë e lueel ye coorë?

A.  Parithai

B.   Yecu

C.  Nikodemo

D.  Rabi 

6. Yeŋa yen e thiëc ye thiëcë “Ye bï raan cï dït bɛr dhiëëth adë?”

A.  Thoma

B.   Nikodemo

C.  Rabi

D.  Mary

7. Yeŋö e ye Nhialic Wënde tuɔ̈ɔ̈c në pinynom?

A.  Ee tuuc bï kɔc bï waai.

B.   Ee tuuc bï kɔc bï luɔ̈kwei

C.  Ee tuuc bï kɔc bï luɔ̈k.

D.  Aliu ne; ke yic kedhiɛ.

8. Go Nikodemo thiëc, Ye bï raan cï dït bɛɛr _____________ adë?

A.  Dhiɔp

B.   Dhiëëth.

C.  Cil

D.  Thou. 

9. “Go Yecu dhuk, Ye yïn ya yɔ̈ɔ̈k nëyic, Ya na cïï raan bï dhiëëth në ____, e kacïï lɔ ë ceŋ de Nhialicic bï lëu.”

A.  Tik

B.   Run

C.  pïu ku në Jɔŋdït,

D.  Aliu

10. “Duɔ̈nnë gɛ̈i në jam ë jam ɣɛn ënhiɛ, Ya yïn bï bɛɛr dhiil në _____________.”

A.  Dit

B.   dhiɛ̈th

C.  Pɛ̈l

D.  Dhiɔp