EP. 03: Foundlings & Family - Mando'a 101
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What is it like growing up a mandalorian? How does a war like people deal with death? This are the questions we try to answer this week - and provide the vocabulary to this topics.
Also promised is promised - An'u teaches us how to conjugate in mando'a and how past and future tense work.
Mando'a Dictionary (click me)
Dont forget this weeks homework: Think about what brings you "Shereshoy" and what word in mando'a describes that best - for bonus credit, write us a comment with this - we will read the best ones in the next episode.
This weeks vocabulary:
- ori'vore - thanks a lot
- vo're - thanks
- vor entye - thank you (lit. I accept a debt)
- ori'sol - many (countable)
- ori'atiin - very stubborn
- ori'jate - excellent
- gai - name, title
- kar'tayl - to know, hold in heart
- sa - as / like
- buir - parent, mentor
- adiik - child aged 3 to 13
- kyr'adyc - passed away, deceased
- shi - just/only
- taab'echaaj'la - deceased, passed on (lit. marched far away)
- partaylir - to remember
- darasuum - eternity, for ever
- aay'han - bittersweet moment of mourning and joy
- cuyan - survivor
- jorhaa'ir - to speak
- shereshoy - a lust for life, living life to the fullest
- shereshir - to seize, kidnap
- muun'bajir - to trounce, teach someone a lesson
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