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* ''Waw'' - Bye;
* ''Waw'' - Bye;
* ''Wers riewijrne'' - Good bye;
* ''Wers riewijrne'' - Good bye;
* ''Koem te waadt?'' / ''Koem u waadt?'' - How art thou? / How are you?;
* ''Coem te waadt?'' / ''Coem u waadt?'' - How art thou? / How are you?;
* ''Regt, merkies, zym te'' / ''u?'' - Fine, thanks, and thou / you?;
* ''Regt, merquies, zim te'' / ''u?'' - Fine, thanks, and thou / you?;
* ''Mou'' / ''eger'' - Bad.
* ''Mou'' / ''eger'' - Bad.


The word ''merkies'', "thanks", has got a special pronunciation: it is to be read as [ma'ki:s], where the group ''er'' has become ''a'' (cf. some dialects in which ''merkies'' is written ''makkies'' or ''mukkies'' - we have also already explained the dialectal pronunciation of ''u'').
The word ''merquies'', "thanks", has got a special pronunciation: it is to be read as [ma'ki:s], where the group ''er'' has become ''a'' (cf. some dialects in which ''merquies'' is written ''macquies'' or ''mucquies'' - we have also already explained the dialectal pronunciation of ''u'').


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