Kari Dame
Kari Dame Doriq uxe de kesun daha Kari Igiris we (Kari Dame：English, Kari Tlu：英語), we kingal klegan na krkari Intu-Owcow . Mrengo kari Dame ka seediq Igiris, Amirika, Awco ma Kanada. 4000 mang kana hei ka tnkari Dame.
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Alang skari Kari Dame
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Dndulan Kari
smmalu patas- Kari Amirika
- Kari Awco
- Kari Kanada
Patis
smmalu patas| Kari Dame | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | a | B | b | C | c | D | d | E | e | F | f | G | g | H | h | I | i | J | j | K | k | L | l | M | m | N | n | O | o |
| P | p | Q | q | R | r | S | s | T | t | U | u | V | v | W | w | X | x | Y | y | Z | z | ||||||||
Pnskngalan Hnghengak（語音系統）
smmalu patasHengak Bubu （母音）
smmalu patas| berah | ckceka | bukuy | |
|---|---|---|---|
| nleban | ɪ i | ʊ u | |
| pcenga | e eɪ | ə (ɜ) | oʊ |
| rnwahan | æ | (ʌ) ɑ | (ɔ) |
Duma kari Igiris
smmalu patas| Kari Dame | Kari Seediq |
|---|---|
| Hello | Sndamac su (namu) bale! / Embiyax su (namu) hug? |
| Good Morning | Knrbuwan! |
| Good Night | Wan'an! |
| What is your name? | Ima ka ngayan su? |
| My name is ___ | ___ ka ngayan mu. |
| I am from ___ | Pneeyah ku ___. |
| Welcome! | Hwan'ing! |
| Goodbye | Swaye ta da! |
Kari Beyax Pusu Bobo Dheran
smmalu patasAll human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood.
"Kana seediq bobo dheran nii we, traguh kndalax pnttingan ta; mntena ka beyax pusu ta. Pniqan gnkela ka knkingal seediq, kiya ka, asi ta ka mntena mptswayi mggaalu ma mptbale msuupu." (Tg1 patis, Kari Beyax Pusu Bobo Dheran)
Papak
smmalu patasPatis pnyahan
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