lon ma esun
lonat ma esunthe supermarket
jan [lonijoniLin] li lonat tomo esunthe supermarket lon pokawith pi(jan [pilinejanante]Bea
miI wile aladon't want pali e mokuto cookLin can't wait to cook dinner.
- No, that's wrong.
- Yes, that's right.
pali mokucooking li musifun mute
very jan [lonijoniLin] o(vocative)
miI (am) pilin lapetired muteverysinayou wile ala wilewant (question) mokuto eat lonat tomo moku
a restaurant jan [pilinejananteBea] o(vocative)
Lin is tired, so she…
- …wants to buy some coffee.
- …wants to eat at a restaurant.
- …wants to go to bed.
wile ala
no miI wilewant pali e mokuto cook
miI kutehear e wile sina
what you want pali mokucooking la(context) mi wilewe need e semewhat
Choose the option that means "we need."
e
la e
la e
miwe wileneed e pan [lonijoni]japastaonathey li alasalook for e pan linjapastaSelect the missing phrase
aoh,, pan linja li lon nithe pasta is herekinalso la(context) miwe wilewant e kili lojetomato.Tap what you hear
onathey li alasalook for e kili lojetomatoaoh kili lojetomato li lon niherekinalso la(context) miwe wilewant e kili antevegetables.aAhh…,, telo walomilk kinalsopanbread kinalsomiwe wileneed e ijothings mute
many jan [pilinejananteBea] o(vocative)
wile a
yes samalike sinayou la(context) miI pilin lape(am) feeling tired
sinayou wile ala wilewant (question) mokuto eat lonat tomo mokua restaurantwile a
yes mi wileI want (I do)
Why did Bea agree to eat at a restaurant?
- The supermarket was closed.
- She was too tired to cook.
- The supermarket didn't have any rice.
Tap the pairs