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Tuk̄â ioa dodone burâl ye

Tuk̄â ioa dodone burâl ye
What is 'My cat's dog has 20 bananas' in Altū?
Transliterates to: Banana (Subject) 20 (Adjective, count) Dog (Possessor) Cat (Possessor) My (Possessor). Note the lack of plurality in translation, as we haven't covered forming plurals yet. Hang in there for that one.
From Lesson 10:Possession (My Cat, Our Dog)·Altū
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Transliterates to: Banana (Subject) 20 (Adjective, count) Dog (Possessor) Cat (Possessor) My (Possessor). Note the lack of plurality in translation, as we haven't covered forming plurals yet. Hang in there for that one.

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