Lao Basic Course
Volume 2
School of Language Studies
East Asian & Pacific LanguagesLao Section September 2014
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Table of Contents
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CYCLE 43
“He’s impolite, isn’t he? Yes, he is. Nobody wants to see his face.”... 199 ໃຜ, ໃຜ, ກໍ, ບໍໆ as negative inclusive indefinite nouns
CYCLE 44
“This house is bigger than that one, isn’t it? No, it, isn’t. It’s smaller.” ... 201 Comparative of stative verbs
CYCLE 45
“Which of these three women is the prettiest? They are equally pretty.” ... 205 Stative verb with ກວໆາໝ ໆ as superlative degree (or limited number)
CYCLE 46
“How many dollar do you have left? (I have) two dollars left.” ... 209 ເຫ ຼືຬ as a verb indicating a remainder of something
CYCLE 47
“Are we out of coffee? No, we still have some.” ... 212 ໝົ contrasted with ເຫ ຼືຬ
CYCLE 48
“Do you still have questions? Yes, I (still) do.” ... 217 ຊ ັງ … ຢ ໆ for continuing situations
CYCLE 49
“Are you still out of work? No, I got a job a long time ago.” ... 220 ແຌໆ ົນແລວ used to indicate a situation that began in the past and continues into the present CYCLE 50
“Your book has already been stolen, isn't that right? ... 223 That’s right, it has (already been stolen).”
ຍຼືກ in passive constructions with certain verbs
CYCLE 51
“What color are his shoes? They’re black.” ... 229 Names of colors
CYCLE 52
“How well do you sing? Not very well.” ... 234 ໂພ “too …” ບໍໆ … ປານໃ “not very …”, … ປານໃ? “How …?”
CYCLE 53
“Does he read fast? Pretty fast.” ... 239
… ສ ົມຄວນ “pretty” as a modifier
CYCLE 54
“Don’t eat too much.” ... 242 ຢໆາ in negative request forms
CYCLE 55
“Where have you been (to)? I’ve been to the doctor’s.” ... 247 ໄປ … ມາ used to indicate recent completion of some activity
CYCLE 56
“Where did this plane come from? It came from Bangkok..” ... 249 ມາແຌໆ used to show point of origin
CYCLE 57
“Why are you washing your hands? I’m washing my hand to eat.” ... 252 Word order of verb phrases of purpose
CYCLE 58
“From where to where? From when to when?” ... 258 ແຌໆ...ຫາ and ຈາກ/ແຌໆ...ເຍິງ/ຫາ/ອຬ in extent of space or period of time constructions
CYCLE 59
“What’s the matter with you? I have (a headache).” ... 266
… ເປັນຫຊັງ “what’s the matter with…?” and words referring to illness CYCLE 60
“Why didn’t you come to school? Because I was sick.” ... 271 ເປັນຫຊັງ...ຈິໆງ and ເພາະວໆາ in asking and giving reasons for some activity
CYCLE 61
“How do you feel about him? I pity him.” ... 276 Verbs of emotion
CYCLE 62
“Do you think he will come? Yes, I think he’ll come.”... 280 Verbs of thinking and saying with ວໆາ
CYCLE 63
“Is it dangerous? Yes, it’s very dangerous.” ... 285 Stative verbs with ຫລາຊ
CYCLE 64
“Do you believe he’ll pass the exam? Yes, I do.” ... 292
ຉ ັນບໍ? in questions
CYCLE 65
“You will read, and then what will you do? I’ll read, then I’ll go eat.” ... 299 ແລວ as a sentence connective
CYCLE 66
“Did you write the letter yet? No, not yet. (or) Yes, I’ve already written.” ... 303 ແລວ and ຊ ັງ as aspect particles
CYCLE 67
“Have you finished recording? Yes, I have. (or) No, not yet.” ... 310 Verb phrase with ແລວ
CYCLE 68
“Who are you going to fix the car for? I’ll fix it for him.” ... 317 ໃຫ as a benefactive verb
CYCLE 69
“What do you want me to do? I want you to stay with him.” ... 322 ຢາກ and ຢາກໃຫ
CYCLE 70
“What were you going to have him do for you? ... 328 I was going to have him type letters for me.”
ໃຫ as benefactive and causative verb
CYCLE 71
“What’s the table made of? Wood.” ... 332 ເອັວຊ with materials
CYCLE 72
“What did he write with? With a pen.” ... 338
ວຊ with instrumental
CYCLE 73
“What will you use for making a fire? Charcoal.” ... 343 Instrumental use of ໃຉ
CYCLE 74
“What’s a clock for? To tell time.” ... 348 ມີໄວສ ໍາລັບ to indicate use or purpose of
CYCLE 75
“Where’s he stationed now? Right now he’s in Pakse.” ... 352 Time expressions
CYCLE 76
“He will be transferred very soon, is that true? That’s right.” ... 358 Time expressions with direct reference to present time
CYCLE 77
“How much longer will you be here? Two more weeks.” ... 363
ຬີກ and ຊ ັງຬີກ with time expressions
CYCLE 78
“What kind of food do you normally like to eat? Spicy food.” ... 370 Modals: ມ ັກ
CYCLE 79
“Must he choose a guide? Yes, he must.” ... 374 Modals: ຌຬງ, ຄວນ, ຬາ, ຄຼື, ຄົງ
CYCLE 80
“Have you ever been to Laos? Yes, I have. (or) No, I never have been.” ... 382 ເຄີຊ to indicate having experienced something
CYCLE 81
“Is there anybody that is going to help him? Yes, I am.” ... 386 Indefinite pronoun ໃຜ after ມີ
CYCLE 82
“What do we call liquid that we get from an orange? Orange juice.” ... 391
CYCLE 83
“What do we call a person who is always drunk? A drunkard.” ... 394
CYCLE 84
“What do we call a person who fixes cars? An auto mechanic” ... 398
CYCLE 85
“What do we call a person who pilots a plane? A pilot.” ... 403 ______________________________________________________________________________
Cycle 43 M-1
To be his friend À¯ïÀ²•ºì¾¸
To be involved (concerned) ¹¨÷û¤¡ú¼¸
To live (in it) µúø
To take this road 꼸꾤À¦˜š
To use this room çû¹ûº¤š
No one wants to be his ຍ ໃຓີ𵾡À¯ñ-À²•ºì¾¸.
friend.
No one wants to be ຍ ໃຓີ𵾡¹¨û÷¤¡ú¼¸.
concerned.
No one wants to live ຍ ໃຓີ𵾡µúø.
(in it).
No one wants to use this ຍ ໃຓີ𵾡çû¹ûº¤š.
room.
09/23/2014 7:28 AM 200 M-2
Impolite ®Ò¦÷²¾®
Stingy person £ô¢š«†
Not so important ®Ò¦ð¾£ñ-¯¾-é
Small -ûº¨
Dangerous ¡ñ-©¾-
He is very impolite. 쾸®Ò¦÷²¾®¹ì¾¨.
He is a very stingy person. 쾸À¯ï£ô¢š«†¹ì¾¨.
This matter is not so important. À윺¤š®Ò¦î¾£ï¯¾Ã©.
This house is very small. À»óº¹ì駱ûº¨¹ì¾¨.
This road is very dangerous. 꾤À¦˜š¡ï©¾¹ì¾¨.
C-1
A. He is impolite, isn't he? A.? B. Yes, he is very impolite. B.
No one wants to see his face.
C-2
A. Why doesn't anybody want to A.
see his face? ?
B. No one wants to see his face B.
because he is so impolite.
Cycle 44
M-1
Prettier than ¤¾´¡¸ú¾
More spacious than ¡¸û¾¤¡¸ú¾ Less space than ÀÀ£®¡¸ú¾
Cheaper than «õ¡¡¸ú¾
More expensive than ÀÀ²¤¡¸ú¾ Higher than ¦ø¤¡¸ú¾
This house is prettier À»óº¹ì駱¤¾´¡¸ú¾¹ì落.
than that one.
This house is more À»óº¹ì駱¡¸û¾¤¡¸ú¾¹ì落.
spacious than that one.
This house has less À»óº¹ì駱ÀÀ£®¡¸ú¾¹ì落.
space than that one.
This house is less cheaper À»óº¹ì駱«ó¡¡¸ú¾¹ì落.
than that one.
This house is more À»óº¹ì駱ÀÀ²¤¡¸ú¾¹ì落.
expensive than that one.
This house is higher than À»óº¹ì駱¦ö¤¡¸ú¾¹ì落.
that one.
09/23/2014 7:28 AM 202 M-2
Run fast ÀÀìú-ĸ
Price ì¾£¾ As big as ù¨úêÒ As new as ù´úÀê‣¾
This car runs as fast as ìô©£ïš ÀÀìúĸÀê‣¾¡ï¡ï®£ï˜.
that one.
This car has same price ìô©£ïš ì¾£¾Àê‣¾¡ï¡ï®£ï˜.
as that one.
This car is as big as ìô©£ïš ù¨úêÒ¡ñ-¡ï®£ï˜.
that one.
This car is ìô©£ïš ù´úÀê‣¾¡ï¡ï®£ï˜.
as new as that one.
C-1
A. This house is bigger than that one A.
isn't it ? ?
B. No, this house is as (big) as that one. B.
C-2
A. This car runs as fast as that one, A.
doesn't it? ?
B. No, this one runs faster than that one. B.
NOTES
1) Two things may be equal or unequal as far as some quality (goodness, etc.) is concerned
consequently, there are in language, constructions that may be labeled 'Comparison of Equality' and 'Comparison of Inequality'.
(a) The Comparison of Inequality construction in Lao is.
NP 1 + Vs + + NP 2
(This house pretty more that one)
'This house is prettier than that one.'
(b) The Comparison of Equality construction is:
NP 1 + Vs + + NP 2
(This car old equal to that one.)
'This car is as old as that one'.
When the stative verb refers to 'size', may replace in construction like the one above:
'This car is as big as that one.'
The stative verb may be replaced by V + adverb in either of the constructions above:
'This car runs faster than that one.'
'This car runs as fast as that one.'
09/23/2014 7:28 AM 204 APPLICATION
1. Complete the following sentences using the English as a guide:
(a) ? (Is she taller than you?)
(b) _____ _____
(Your house is as pretty as his.)
(c)
(He walks faster than you do.)
(d)
(This story is more interesting than that one.)
(e) _____________
(He's as intelligent a person as you are.)
(f) _____________
(He drives faster than your friend.)
(g) ___________
(Nobody is as evil (bad as he is.)
(h) _____________
(This book is as cheap as that one.)
(i) ___________
(This mango is as big as that one.)
(j) __________
(This watch is more expensive than that one.)
(k) ____________________
(50,000,000 kip. That's very expensive.)
(l) ___________
(He is selling it cheaper today than yesterday.)
(m) ___________________
(It's much more delicious than that.)
____________________________
Answers: 1 (a) (b) (c)
(d) (e) (f)
(g) (h) (i)
(j) (k) (l)
(m)
Cycle 45
M-1
Performer -ñ¡¦½Á©¤
The prettiest ¤¾´¡¸ú¾¹´øú The loveliest ¹-û¾»ñ¡¡¸ú¾¹´øú The ugliest ¢š»û¾¨¡¸ú¾¹´öú The best-mannered »¼®»ûº¨¡¸ú¾¹´øú The most bashful ¢šº¾¨¡¸ú¾¹´öú
Which of these three æ¾´£ôš À¥í¾£ò©¸ú¾-ñ¡¦½Á©¤ຏູໄé
performers do you think is ¤¾´¡¸ú¾¹´úø?
the prettiest? ?
Which of these three Ã-¦¾´£ôš À¥í¾£ò©¸ú¾-ñ¡¦½Á©¤ຏູໄé
performers do you think is ¹-û¾»ñ¡ ¡¸ú¾¹´øú?
loveliest? ?
Which of these three æ¾´£ôš À¥í¾£ò©¸ú¾-ñ¡¦½Á©¤ຏູໄເຈ performers do you think is ¢š»û¾¨¡¸ú¾¹´úø?
the ugliest? ?
Which of these three æ¾´£ôš À¥í¾£ò©¸ú¾-ñ¡¦½Á©¤ຏູໄé
performers do you think is »¼®»ûº¨¡¸ú¾¹´úø?
the best mannered? ?
Which of these three æ¾´£ôš À¥í¾£ò©¸ú¾-ñ¡¦½Á©¤ຏູໄé
performers do you think is ¢šº¾¨¡¸ú¾¹´úö?
the most bashful? ?
09/23/2014 7:28 AM 206 M-2
Equally pretty ¤¾´Àê‣¾¡ï
Equally skilful À¡„¤Àê‣¾¡ï
Equally nice ©ñÀê‣¾¡ï
To be educated Ä©û»ñ®¡¾-¦ô¡¦¾ The same age ´ñº¾¨õÀê‣¾¡ï
Have a lot of work ´ó¸¼¡¹ì¾¨
Have salary ´óÀ¤ò-À©õº-
These three performers are ½Á©¤¦¾´£ôš ¤¾´Àê‣¾¡ï.
equally pretty.
These three performers are ½Á©¤¦¾´£ôš À¡„¤Àê‣¾¡ï.
equally skilful.
These three performers are ½Á©¤¦¾´£ôš ©ñÀê‣¾¡ï.
equally nice.
These three performers are ½Á©¤¦¾´£ôš Ä©û»ñ®¡¾-¦ô¡¦¾ equally educated. Àê‣¾¡ï.
These three performers are ½Á©¤¦¾´£ôš ´ñº¾¨õÀê‣¾¡ï.
the same age.
These three performers have ½Á©¤¦¾´£ôš ´ñ¸¼¡¹ì¾¨Àê‣¾¡ï.
equal large amount of work.
These three performers have -ñ¡¦½Á©¤¦¾´£ö-ຌš ´ñÀ¤ðÀ©óºÀê‣¾¡ï.
equal salaries.
C-1
A. Of these three performers who do A.
you think is the prettiest ? ? B. I think these three performers are B.
equally pretty.
C-2
A. Of these three performers there's one A.
who is the prettiest, don't you think? , ? B. No, I think they are equally pretty. B.
NOTES
1) The construction for Comparison of Inequality when more than two objects are being compared is:
NP (Number of Objects) + NP (Subjects) + Vs +
(of these 3 persons which performers pretty more group)
'Which of these three performers is the prettiest?'
'group' always occurs in this construction. The classifier is used before because it is the classifier for Observe the following construction with a different classifier:
'Which of these three bananas is the most delicious?'
2. The construction of Comparison of Equality when three or more objects are being compared is:
NP (Subject) + Vs +
'These three women are equally tall.'
'equal, equally' may also occur after NP:
(These three women have age equal)
'These three women are the same age.'
09/23/2014 7:28 AM 208 APPLICATION 1) Complete the following sentences:
(a) (Which of the four children is the most loveable?)
(b) (Which of these three women do you think is the most bashful?)
(c) (These six books are equally priced..)
(d) (These five boys have equal amounts of money.)
(e)
(These two carpenters work equally skillfully.)
(f) (Which of these three soldiers drives the fastest?
(g) (Which of these three students is the most studious?)
(h)
(Which is the biggest of these three chickens?)
(i) (Those three bottles have equal amounts of water in them.)
(j)
(Of those three artisans, which can change a tire the fastest?)
_______________________________
Answers: 1 (a) (b) (c)
(d) (e) (f)
(g) (h) (i)
(j)
Cycle 46
M-1
Book, (classifier) ¯›´, ¹ö¸
Money, kip À¤ò-, ¡ó®
Rice, bag À¢í¾, «ö¤
Fish, (classifier) ¯¾, ª
Bullet, (classifier) ìø¡¯õ-, ìø¡
Hand grenade, (classifier) ì½À®ó©´õ, ìø¡
Beer, bottle À¹ìí¾À®ງ, ÀÀ¡û¸
Sign, slogan, ¯û¾¨, £ð¾¢¸ñ-
Sheet (classifier) ÀÀ°ú-, ຏໃຌ
Now I have two books ©¼¸š ¢ûº¨¨ñ¤À¹ìõº¯›´µúø ຘບຄນ຺ທ.
left.
Now I have two million ©¼¸š ¢ûº¨¨ñ¤À¹ìõºÀ¤ò-µúø ¦º¤ìɾ-¡ó®.
kips left.
Now I have two bags of ©¼¸š ¢ûº¨¨ñ¤À¹ìõºÀ¢í¾ດúø ¦º¤«ö¤.
rice left.
Now I have two fish left. ©¼¸š ¢ûº¨¨ñ¤À¹ìõº¯¾µúø ¦º¤Âª.
Now I have two bottles ©¼¸š ¢ûº¨¨ñ¤À¹ìõºÀ¹ìí¾À®ງµúø¦º¤ÀÀ¡û¸.
of beer left.
Now I have two slogan ©¼¸š¢ûº¨¨ï¤À¹ìóº¯û¾¨£ð¾¢¸ñ-ດູໃ signs left. ¦º¤ÀÀ°ú-.
09/23/2014 7:28 AM 210 M-2
Money, dollar À¤ò-, ©ì¾
Sack, (classifier) «ö¤, (¹-ú¸¨) Banana, (classifier) ¹´¾¡¡É¸¨, (¹-ú¸¨) Article, story ®ö©£¸¾´, À윺¤
Member, person ¦½´¾§ò¡, £ö- People, family £ö-, £º®£ö¸
Towel (classifier) °û¾À§ñ©¹-û¾, (°õ-) Brush, brush teeth ¯¤, «øÀÀ¢û¸,
(classifier) ºñ-
How many dollars do you À¥í¾¨ñ¤À¹ìõºÀ¤ò-µ úø¥ñ¡Â©ì¾?
have left? ?
How many sacks do À¥í¾¨ñ¤À¹ìõº«ö¤µúø ¥ñ¡¹-ú¸¨?
you have left? ?
How many bananas do you À¥í¾¨ñ¤À¹ìõº¹´¾¡¡û¸¨µúø
¥ñ¡¹-ú¸¨?
have left? ?
How many articles (a c À¥í¾¨ñ¤À¹ìõº®ö©£¸¾´µøú
¥ï¡À윺¤?
written) do you have ? left?
How many members do À¥í¾¨ñ¤À¹ìõº¦½´¾§ò¡µúø
¥ñ¡£ö-?
you have left? ?
How many towels do you À¥í¾¨ñ¤À¹ìõº°û¾À§ñ©¹-û¾µúø
¥ñ¡°õ-?
have left? ?
How many tooth brushes À¥í¾¨ñ¤À¹ìõºÀÀ¯¤«øÀÀ¢û¸µøú
¥ñ¡ºñ-?
do you have left? ?
C-1
A. Now they have two sacks of rice A.
left, isn't that right ? ?
B. Yes, that's right, now they have B.
two sacks (of rice) left.
C-2
A. How many bananas do you have A.
left ? ?
B. I have five bananas left. B.
C-3
A. Of what objects of cloth do A. ? you have two left ?
B. I have two towels left. B.
?
NO APPLICATION
09/23/2014 7:28 AM 212 Cycle 47
M-1
Rice À¢í¾
Pepper ¹´¾¡À°ñ©
Fish sauce ຌ ໄາ¯¾
Salt À¡õº
Sugar -Õª¾-
Black pepper ²ò¡ແê
Bread À¢í¾¥†
Meat §š
Our rice is all gone. À¢í¾À»ö¾¹´ö©ÀÀìû¸.
Our (green, red) pepper ¹´¾¡À°ñ©À»ö¾¹´ö©ÀÀìû¸.
is all gone.
Our fish sauce is all gone. -Õ¯¾À»ö¾¹´ö©ÀÀìû¸.
Our salt is all gone. À¡õºÀ»ö¾¹´ö©ÀÀìû¸.
Our sugar is all gone. . -Õª¾-À»ö¾¹´ö©ÀÀìû¸.
Our black pepper is all gone. . ²ò¡ÄêÀ»ö¾¹´ö©ÀÀìû¸.
Our bread is all gone. . À¢í¾¥†À»ô¾¹´ô©ÀÀìû¸.
Our meat is all gone. §šÀ»ô¾¹´ô©ÀÀìû¸.
M-2
Rice À¢í¾
Butter ຌ ໄາ´ñ-À®ó Lard ນ ໍ້ າ´ñ-¹´ø Salad dressing ນ ໍ້ າ´ñ-¦½¹ìñ©
Onion °ñ¡-®‣¸
Garlic °ñ¡ê¼´
Cucumbers ¹´¾¡ÀÀª¤
Beans ¹´¾¡«‣¸
Our rice is almost gone. À¢í¾À»ö¾Ã¡ûຆິ¹´ö©ÀÀìû¸.
Our butter is almost ໍ້ ານ ´ñ-À®óÀ»ö¾Ã¡ûຆິ¹´ö©ÀÀìû¸.
gone.
Our lard is almost gone. ໍ້ ານ ´ñ-¹´øÀ»ö¾Ã¡ûຆິ¹´ö©ÀÀìû¸.
Our salad dressing is ໍ້ ານ ´ñ-¦½¹ìñ©À»ö¾Ã¡ûຆິ¹´ö©ÀÀìû¸.
almost gone.
Our onions are almost °ï¡®‣¸À»ô¾ເກໄຆິ¹´ö©ÀÀìû¸.
gone.
Our garlic is almost °ñ¡ê¼´À»ö¾Ã¡ûຆິ¹´ö©ÀÀìû¸.
gone.
Our cucumbers are ¹´¾¡ÀÀª¤À»ö¾Ã¡ûຆິ¹´ö©ÀÀìû¸.
almost gone
Our beans are almost ¹´¾¡«‣¸À»ô¾Ã¡ûຆິ¹´ö©ÀÀìû¸.
gone.
09/23/2014 7:28 AM 214 M-3
Fish sauce ນ ໍ້ າ¯¾
Salt À¡õº
Black pepper ²ò¡ແ
Onions °ï¡®‣¸
Bread À¢í¾¥†
Beef §š¤ô¸
Fruit ¹´¾¡Ä´û
We still have fish sauce. ນ ໍ້ າ¯¾À»ö¾¨ñ¤µøÈ.
We still have salt. À¡õºÀ»ö¾¨ñ¤ດູໃ. We still have black pepper. ²ò¡ÄêÀ»ö¾¨ñ¤ດູໃ. We still have onions. °ï¡®‣¸À»ô¾¨ï¤ດູໃ. We still have bread. À¢í¾¥†À»ô¾¨ï¤ດູໃ. We still have beef. §š¤ô¸À»ô¾¨ï¤µöÈ.
We still have fruit. ¹´¾¡Ä´ûÀ»ö¾¨ñ¤µøÈ.
C-1
A. Are we out of pepper? A. ? B. Yes, we are out of it. B.
C-2
A. Are we nearly out of salad A.
dressing ? ?
B. Yes, we are almost out of it. B.
C-3
A. Are we out of pepper? A. ? B. No, we still have some. B.
«¾´¹¾¢º¤ªú¾¤Å ê†ï¡»¼Áªúì½£ô´ñË À®…¤©÷! À¢ö¾¨ñ¤ຓີດøÈ ¹ìõ çû¹´ö©Áìû¸? ¨ñ¤®Ò¹´ö©. ¨ñ¤À¹ìõºµøÈ® ð¹ìõ ¹´ö©Áìû¸.
ເກໄຆິ¹´ö©Áìû¸®ð ¹ìõ¸ú¾ ¨ñ¤¹ì¾¨µøÈ?
NOTES
1) means 'to be used up'. It is used to indicate that the supply of something is exhausted:
' The fish sauce is all gone.'
When precedes it indicates that the supply is nearly used up.
The manner in which something was consumed can be indicated by putting a verb before
:'eaten up', etc.
2) is used to indicate that something remains from an amount that was originally set-aside for some special purpose.
Observe the use of in sentences:
'I have two books left.'
(to me still remains book 2) (of the ones I brought back from Germany.)
The classifier phrase indicating the amount is not immediately next to its NP but follows
3) is used to indicate that a certain situation still continues to exist. It may be used without but with some difference in meaning. Compare:
'We still have bananas.'
(There's no need to buy any more).
'We still have bananas (left over from making a banana cake).'
09/23/2014 7:28 AM 216 APPLICATION
1. Fill in the blanks:
(a) __________ _________? (How many members do you have left?)
(b) ___________
(Our butter is almost gone.)
(c) _______________
(Our garlic is all gone.)
(d) _______________
(We still have salt.)
(e) ____________?
(Are we out of pepper?)
(f) ____________
(We still have beef.)
(g) ,________________
(We're out of it.)
(h) ______________
(I have two fish left.)
(i) __________
(They ate up the food.)
(j) ________ _________
(Now I have two kips left.)
(k) _________________! (Time's up!)
(l) ___________ ________?
(How many bananas do you have left?)
______________________
Answers: (a) (b) (c) (d) (e)
(f) (g) (h) (i) (j)
(k) (l)
Cycle 48
M-1
Money À¤ò-
Idea, thought £¸¾´£ò©
Will power, encouragement ¡ð¾ìñ¤Ã¥
Worry, concern £¸¾´À¯ñ-¹ú¸¤
Punishment, penalty Âê©
Time À¸ì¾
Contract, agreement ¦ñ-¨¾
Hope ¹¸ñ¤
They are already broke. ¢ະÀ¥í¾¹´ö©À¤ò-ÀÀìû¸.
They are already out of ¢ະÀ¥í¾¹´ö©£¸¾´£ò©ÀÀìû¸.
idea.
They are already ¢ະÀ¥í¾¹´ö©¡ð¾ìñ¤Ã¥ÀÀìû¸.
discouraged. .
They are already free of ¢ະÀ¥í¾¹´ö©£¸¾´ À¯ñ-¹ú¸¤ÀÀìû¸.
concern. .
Their time is up already. À¸ì¾¢ະÀ¥í¾¹´ö©ÀÀìû¸.
Their contract is ຘັຌ¨¾¢ະÀ¥í¾¹´ö©ÀÀìû¸.
already over.
They have no more hope. ¢ະÀ¥í¾¹´ö©¹¸ñ¤ÀÀìû¸.
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Patience £¸¾´ºö©êö-
Question £ð¾«¾´
Problem ¯ñ-¹¾
Relations, one another £¸¾´¦ð¾²ñ-, ¡ñ-
Dislike ¡¼©§ñ¤
Love one another »ñ¡ÀÀ²¤¡ñ-
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They still have questions. À¢ö¾À¥í¾¨ñ¤´ó£ð¾«¾´ດູໃ.
.
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.
They still have relations À¢ö¾À¥í¾¨ñ¤´ó£¸¾´¦ð¾²ñ-¡ñ-µøÈ.
with one another.
They still dislike one À¢ö¾À¥í¾¨ñ¤¡¼©§ñ¤¡ñ-µøÈ.
another.
They still love one À¢ö¾À¥í¾¨ñ¤»ñ¡ÀÀ²¤¡ñ-ດູໃ.
another.