soaia (substantive (noun))
| 'ìnglìsì: | family (irregular genitive form soaiä) |
aysna'o:
family / kinship relations
sociology
| tsim: | Frommer (12. April 2010) forum.learnnavi.org |
hemlì'uviyä sìkenong
| me·soaia | DU | dual / dual numbers |
| pxe·soaia | TRI | trial / trial number |
| ay·soaia | PL | plural |
| fì·soaia | DEM | these {noun} (singular) |
| fay·soaia | DEM PL | these {noun plural} |
| tsa·soaia | DEM | that {noun} (singular) |
| tsay·soaia | DEM PL | those {noun] (plural) |
sìkenong
-
oe·yä soaiä 'okvur
my family's history -
mì sray apxa kelku si soaia·hu
(He) lives with his family in a large village -
soaia lu hì'i - nì'aw sempul, sa'nok, tsmukan alu Loak a s·ol·alew zìsìt a·mevopey, sì Txewì
The family is small - only father, mother, a twenty-year-old brother named Loak, and Txewì -
ätxäle si oe p·iv·awm, nga·ri soaiä ay·hapxì·tu lu su·pe?
May I ask who the people in your family are?