I. M. Sim - Comparative vocabularies of three native languages of North Western New South Wales and Southern Queensland, 1955 - Page 76

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143

Y.

Conjunctions

Also Bula. Used in the kind of a ?
I saw the make and no did the words. [?]
Deia Du:ju: Dʌrei ineiu: Dʌli·u:}
                           or inaiu: Bula}
The man forgot the forming [?] and also he ?
Deundu: di:amei bʌrʌn yuyu ga:lana
                                      bila:rga:lana bʌrʌn
or Dundu: di:amei bʌrʌn bila:r bula
or Da·   ?
a word or a ?  inar yo ju:rei.
bet Nʌma or Da:m Du:rana
and Ga:lana  is used in ? came [?] for "and"
or Doon ga:lana inar a man and a woman
Until. Wʌna
Wait here till the man slept. [?]
Dura:mila Da:li· Wʌna Guyʌn (Woroi?)
Lest (pushups) [?] Don't do that lest you fall in the water [?]
Gʌri·?alalagina [?]   Gimbila Bunda:gl
{ya:nda Ga:wa:ga
Wja:

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