Conversation.txt

Cu baka!

Hello! [Lit: "Be healthy."]
Ge' et.

Hi. (in return) [Lit: "Equally you."]
Fijub!

Good day!
Fimaj!

Good morning!
Fiumaj

! Good evening!
Fimoj!

Good night.
Upu va'!!

Welcome! [Lit: "Come indeed"]
Et ce od'ena?

How are you? [Lit: "You are what-like"]
Et ce odb'ena?

How are you? [Lit: "You are in-what-situation."]
At ce baka.

I'm fine. [Lit: "I am well."]
At ce fib'ena.

I'm fine. [Lit: "I am in-good-situation."]
At ce ficana.

I'm fine. [Lit: "I am in-good-form."]
Ev coni fipe?

How are things? [Lit: "Are things going well?"]
Yad fipe.

Everything is going well.
Et se oda'?

How are you doing? [Lit: "You do how?"]
At se fia'.

I'm doing well. [Lit: "I do well."
Vo' fia vo' fua.

So-so. [Lit: "Not good not bad."]
Naztwe!

Thanks! [Lit: "It is appreciated."][naz = value]
Atu ifca.

You're welcome. [Lit: "It was a pleasure for me."]
A' ev et?

And you? [Lit: "And whether you?"]
At ge' ce baka.

I'm fine, too. [Lit: "I likewise am healthy."]
Od ce joga?

What's new. [Lit: What is new?"]
'Od.

Nothing.
Eta tod ce od'ena?

How is your family? [Lit: "You family is what-way?"]
Ata tod ce ficana.

My family is fine. [Lit: "My family is in good shape."]
Cu baka!!

Goodbye!, Farewell! [Lit: "Be healthy."]
Ge' et!!

Goodbye to you, too! [Lit: "Likewise you."]

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Conversation.txt

Description

Common Mirad phrases used in conversation.

Updated

2011-07-22T00:42:41Z

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