o2INTJoho!oraitOo! Giga ate a itkusin sak.Oh! This one closes the door.
o1CONNoroTomon te bonga sak, sap fo o ama fo?Who did this, a dog or a man?
ofofoVi1go downgo daunAte nanak dimi aina ofoge age katgumuk feni ginang.The mother and child went down near their garden.A bas ginang nanik olongofoge yugut a.I got off my bus.2enteri go insaitAte glen-fainol ginang ofoge a Gom te biligunge.They entered the grand-final and Gom won.
ololo11Vgo upgo antapA alefela kunga Kassam Pas kotong olotang.You go past and climb the Kassam Pass mountain.No olonga fefele nam tangka tebeng.I will try to go up and shake the mango branch.ololoni2ADJgreatolondamaVijump up 2Vientergo insaitBelo yangale a aningge man bilineng ologumune.The bell rang and we went into the church.A gifangale baba giling guna ololosang.It will leave you there and you can go in the gate.
oloneADJgoodgutpelaFop sak sak kabonge olone fihaning.Find leaves with a good smell.Fe fentage fentage olone tohong katgumu.We worked well together.benep olone1Nlove2VrejoiceolontaV1become able to fulfil its intended task, as in a healthy person or mature plant2become healed; heal
olongeADJdry; without wateri no wetMele te walatege disak aina tek olonge ka tentang.If the sun shines well, the clothes might be dry.
olongofoVi1come down; descendgodaun2exitlusimAma kobo it golong guna difige fatguk aina fatge olongofongka tuguhe. A man sleeping inside the house was coming out noisily.