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Among us
Among us
Zaaziyámux sg shir wgaág!
Trans rights now!
Hàr shir fucking zapumm su
No that's a fucking soursop


==Multiple sentences==
==Multiple sentences==
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heroism - kidneys donated
heroism - kidneys donated
[[File:Zacain su.jpg|thumb]]
Zacain. Su.
Damn. I Exist.


==Longer translations==
==Longer translations==
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Don't waste the fond, use it to make a sauce
Don't waste the fond, use it to make a sauce
[[File:Feed the baby some chicken.png|thumb]]
Wui wui cihu waízjnr hu hrhŕri
Cual cual coxúax nál' ruhu ā nil
Please feed the baby some chicken
Raaijan myâkh yiiàram Billýg.
Feel free to bribe Billy with wheat.
Gushuuìaram sg Civuyiscajrǹg isj
Donation from Civuyiscajrn


==Multiple sentences==
==Multiple sentences==
==Dialogs==
[[File:Aajaajsjari.jpg|thumb]]
==Original proverbs==
Qûat amuu chaua ahkriiàta kaau - Sg Sjitàwatg trkuíw vuaì, hn gùpir ti rn̂ ''r'' ît iàa puàgjr, sg riq agúg guyûyu su. Yaáw vuaì wi khuy Aajaàjsjari itanàqm.
hrhr̀g muqáqhia tì hu ik


A chicken should see one bad day
2 Amuu 11 Ahkriiàta 5 - I've now arrived at Sjitawat, and the first thing I notice is they say their ''r'' weirdly, almost like a bird's cooing. Now I understand why they call it Aajaajsjari.


==Dialogs==
==Longer texts==
===Ink Recipe===
[[File:Knrawi ink recipe.jpg|thumb]]
Guhacńkhn gij sâguj


Kjuímkuku/kjuìmkuku nĝ yiisjcihu hàr
Nth, yui, maiuh, guáypusiri mawḿ hu.
 
Nauvguhàcnkhn yiqéjg, wyaámaiuh wuíisuug aíq hu.
You can't raise fried egg/eggs
Gumáwm musúkej hu sg vmjjrínug.
Ycjníqm yu hýgsu yiáiq.
Zinth ziyui puyugávqm hu msiácr ji izáwkej hn ivḿjkej.
Shir aíq hàq tjg sg̀ zawsàqgag iim wai yýmsuqh.




Kjuímhrhr/kjuìmhrhr nĝ yiisjcihu hàr
Permanent writing ink


You can't raise fried chicken/chickens
Mix water, honey, charcoal, and nutgall extract.
If you want a different color, replace charcoal with an appropriate ingredient.
Boil the mixture until it's a thick paste.
Wait until it's cold to use it.
Keep adding water and honey as needed to thin and thicken.
Don't use this on delicate writing materials because it'll ruin them.
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