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Mbouj geiq ndaej baenzlawz doeg lo? Mbouj youqgaenj, cingj doiqciuq gij cih baihlaj (Forget about the tones? Don’t worry. Please refer to the following words):
na (thick), naz (wet rice field), naj (face), max (horse), gvaq (pass), dah (river)
goep (frog), goeb (lid, cover)
bak (mouth), bag (cut wood into pieces)
bit (duck), lwed (blood)
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GOQ DAIHGOUJ (LESSON NINE)
CAEUQ SIUJIMINGZ GANGJ VAH
1. Siujmingz, mwngz gwn ringz la?
2. Gwn lo.
1. Mwngz ndaej geij bi?
2. Ndaej cib ngeih bi.
1. Mwngz youq aen hag lawz doeg saw? Doeg gaij nenzgiz?
2. Gou youq Cwngzsiengh Siujyoz, doeg haj nenzgiz.
1. Ndaw hag sou miz geijlai boux lwghag? Miz geijlai boux lauxsae?
2. Miz cien geij boux lwghag, ngeih cib geij boux lauxsae.
1. Mwngz youq ndaw hag gwn ngaiz roxnaeuz ma ranz gwn?
2. Ma ranz gwn.
1. Ndaw ranz mwngz miz geijlai (boux) vunz?
2. Miz daxbuz, daxboh, daxmeh, bohlungz, mehbaj, boh’au, mehliuz, song (boux) dahgux, dahcej, dahnuengx.
1. Bohlungz boh’au mwngz baen gya la?
2. Mbouj baen law, doxcaeuq gwn hane, ngoenznaengz aeu rek hung cawj ngaiz cij gaeuq gwn.
1. Mwngz caen gvai lo, yienghyiengh cungj rox.
Cih Moq (New Words)
daihgouj: ninth, 9th
Siujmingz: a kid’s name
ringz: eating in the afternoon between lunch and dinner (in certain areas, = ngaiz)
gwn haet: eat breakfast (gwn caeux)
gwn ngaiz: eat lunch
gwn ringz: eat foods in the afternoon between lunch and dinner
gwn caeuz: eat dinner
(Traditionally, the Zhuang people in certain areas eat four times in a day)
bi: year
hag: study; school
lwghag: students
lauxsae: teacher
nenzgiz: class (word borrowed from local Chinese dialect)
siujyoz: primary school (word borrowed from local Chinese dialect)
cien: thousand
daxbuz: grandmother (in some areas, = daxyah )
daxmeh: mother
daxboh: father
bohlungz: uncle (father’s elder brother)
mehbaj: aunt (wife of father’s elder brother)
boh’au: uncle (father’s younger brother)
mehliuz aunt (wife of father’s younger brother)
daxgux: aunt (father’s sisters)
dahcej: elder sister
dahnuengx: younger sister
baen gya: kids moving out of parents house after they have grown up
doxcaeuq: together
rek: wok, a Chinese cooking utensil for cooking dishes, rice, or other foods for people, and for animals too in the countryside
hung: big
gvai: smart; obedient
[此贴子已经被作者于2004-8-28 4:25:59编辑过]