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How to greet and introduce yourself in Senaro (Naro)

Hi! & How are you?	1) Hána tsia? (man) 1) Hána sia? (woman) 2) Tcgáio? (formal)
I'm okay	1) Hána raa (formal) 2) Tcgai rako (informal)
I'm great	Qãè raa
I'm not good	Qãè tama raa
I'm annoyed	Xgóàra raa
I'm tired	Xhoẽa raa
I'm hungry	Xàbà raa
I'm sick	Tsàa rako

So how can you introduce yourself?

What is your name?	FORMAL 1) Cg'õèa tsi dia? (man) 2) Cg'õèa sia dia? (woman) INFORMAL 3) Dìí tsia? (man) 4) Dìí sia? (woman)
My name is ____	Cg'õèa tea ____
Nice to meet you!	Qãè'tcáó rako ceer xae cgoa tsia ka! (man) Qãè'tcáó rako ceer xae cgoa sia ka! (woman) Qãè'tcáó rako ceer xae cgoa tua ka! (plural)
Where are you from?	SINGULAR 1) Nda tsi guua? (man) 2) Nda si guua? (woman) PLURAL 3) Nda tsao guua? (men) 4) Nda sao guua? (women) GROUP 5) Nda tuu guua? (group)
I am from ____	Ã zar guua ____
How old are you?	Nta tsino kuri? (man) 2) Nta sino kuri? (woman)
I am ____ years old	____ kurira'a
Where do you live?	SINGULAR 1) Nda tsiko heé? (man) 2) Nda siiko heé? (woman) PLURAL 3) Nda tsaok oheé? (men) 4) Nda saoko heé? (women) GROUP 5) Nda tuuko heé? (group)

How to check if someone is okay

What are you doing?	SINGULAR 1) Duu tsiko kuru? (man) 2) Duu siko kuru? (woman) PLURAL 3) Duu tsaoko kuru? (men) 4) Duu saoko kuru? (women) GROUP 5) Duu tuuko kuru? (group)
I am not doing anything	Guur kuru tama
I am working	Tséé rako
I am resting	Sãa rako
Did you sleep well?	SINGULAR 1) Duu tsiko kuru? (man) 2) Duu siko kuru? (woman) PLURAL 3) Duu tsaoko kuru? (men) 4) Duu saoko kuru? (women) GROUP 5) Duu tuuko kuru? (group)
I slept well	Caar qãèse x'óm
I did not sleep well	Caar ta qãèse x'óm

Learn Senaro (Naro)

Greetings & Introductions
How to greet and introduce yourself in Senaro (Naro)

Family
How can you describe your family in Senaro (Naro)?

Numbers
How to count in Senaro (Naro)

Days of the week
How to say days of the week in Sekaukau

Months of the year
How to say months of the year in Senaro (Naro)

Time Concepts
How say early, late, always and other concepts in Senaro (Naro)

Question Words
Who? What? When? Where? Why? How? How Much?

Traveling
Need to get to travel somewhere? Learn how to do it in Senaro (Naro)

Shopping
Let's go shopping and see how to buy items in Senaro (Naro)

Important Verbs
To be, To Have, To Do, To Say, To Go, To Know, To Want, To Can & To Use

Media
List of music, dances and movies in Senaro (Naro)

Phrases
Extra phrases in Senaro (Naro) that may be handy

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