ngar-iSursoraiEnglishendureThis is often used of punishment inflicted by the law, and people use it as a threat to wrongdoers, i.e. you will have to endure jail time if you do that.Kálámul er a up bing tuán, ki na ngari sang i nagogon singin magistrate. Magistrate na oboi nagogon a tuan rangrangas sang on.That man who kills his brother, then he will have to endure the law from the magistrate. The magistrate will put law/sentence that is very punishing on him.Lala nas nabung a tuan dek, mái sár ngo kalilik kápte di hol pasi i pákánbung di him ami bos. Di tu sorai sang á málmálas kán nas er. Di ngari á nas kabin di nem sang suri arahi rákrák kán lotu.The strong sun yesterday was very overwhelming, but the guys did not keep it in mind when they worked up in the bush. They just endured the heat of that sun. They endured the sun because they really wanted to finish the church garden.sonai
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