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==Vocabulary== | ==Vocabulary== | ||
Useful phrases | |||
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! English !! Gapauti | |||
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| Welcome || | |||
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| Hello (General greeting) || | |||
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| How are you? || | |||
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| Reply to "how are you?" || | |||
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| What's your name? || | |||
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| My name is ... || | |||
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| Where are you from? || | |||
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| I'm from ... || | |||
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| Pleased to meet you || | |||
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| Good morning (Morning greeting) || | |||
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| Good afternoon (Afternoon greeting) || | |||
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| Good evening (Evening greeting) || | |||
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| Goodbye (Parting phrase || | |||
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| Good night || | |||
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| Good luck! || | |||
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| Cheers! (Toasts used when drinking) || | |||
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| Bon appetit/ Have a nice meal || | |||
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| I understand || | |||
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| I don't understand || | |||
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| Yes || | |||
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| No || | |||
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| Maybe || | |||
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| I don't know || | |||
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| Please speak more slowly || | |||
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| Please write it down || | |||
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| Do you speak English? || | |||
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| Do you speak Kukʉp?|| | |||
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| Yes, a little (reply to "Do you speak...?") || | |||
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| Speak to me in *** || | |||
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| How do you say ... in ***? || | |||
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| Excuse me || | |||
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| How much is this? || | |||
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| Sorry || | |||
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| Please || | |||
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| Thank you || | |||
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| Reply to thank you || | |||
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| Where's the toilet? || | |||
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| I love you || | |||
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| Get well soon || | |||
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| Help! || | |||
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| Fire! || | |||
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| Stop! || | |||
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| Christmas and New Year greetings || | |||
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| Easter greetings || | |||
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| Birthday greetings || | |||
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| One language is never enough || | |||
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| My hovercraft is full of eels || | |||
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Numeral system is Duodecimal (base 12). When using Arabic numerals, please note the following: | |||
*Numbers 0 - 9 are shown as normal | |||
*Number ten is shown as 'A' | |||
*Number eleven is shown as 'B' | |||
*Number twelve is shown as '10' (meaning 1 dozen and 0 units) | |||
**Continuing in this pattern, fourteen is shown as '12' (meaning 1 dozen and 2 units) | |||
===See also=== | |||
*[[Gapauti/Lexicon|Vocabulary]] | |||
[[Category:Languages]] | |||
[[Category:Gapauti]] | |||