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* ''So tulay nyam enseytorm '''hó''' tosy ongisé hewi bereti.'' – The boy is bringing a jar from the kitchen.
* ''So tulay nyam enseytorm '''hó''' tosy ongisé hewi bereti.'' – The boy is bringing a jar from the kitchen.
* '''''Hó''' Dáré Hayám frádagi iskari benggim.'' – I'm coming back from Armenia tomorrow.
* '''''Hó''' Dáré Hayám frádagi iskari benggim.'' – I'm coming back from Armenia tomorrow.
'''li''' ''+ genitive case'': "behind" (state), "after" (in time); ''+ accusative case'' "behind" (motion)
* ''Hin syorón '''li''' tassyá pardehi esti.'' "That cat is behind the curtain."
* '''''Li''' tosy torwéti sá serwáná eyest.'' "After the storm came the calm."
* ''Bé '''li''' at larun aw mém espéti lelú.'' "Go behind the tree and wait for me."
'''marw''' ''+ genitive case'': "as", "like", "being a(n)"; also used for languages (see third example)
'''marw''' ''+ genitive case'': "as", "like", "being a(n)"; also used for languages (see third example)
* ''Nye syanangé '''marw''' nyasy tájé esti.'' – a popular saying; (lit.) "A friend is like a jewel."
* ''Nye syanangé '''marw''' nyasy tájé esti.'' – a popular saying; (lit.) "A friend is like a jewel."
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* ''Lámá minsá '''pire''' tassyá hettehi esti.'' – My house is in front of the church.
* ''Lámá minsá '''pire''' tassyá hettehi esti.'' – My house is in front of the church.
* ''Mé gyalhe at jahán '''pire''' ontarendóré.'' – I don't know [how] the world [was] before the Internet.
* ''Mé gyalhe at jahán '''pire''' ontarendóré.'' – I don't know [how] the world [was] before the Internet.
* ''So sów '''pire''' tás hettam benti.'' – The priest is walking [up to] in front of the church.
* ''So sów '''pire''' tám hettam benti.'' – The priest is walking [up to] in front of the church.
'''sya''' ''+ dative case'': "with"
'''sya''' ''+ dative case'': "with"
* ''Helbenámi '''sya''' tasyé piwehí!'' – "I'll come with beer!"
* ''Helbenámi '''sya''' tasyé piwehí!'' – "I'll come with beer!"