Orreaga Ibarra
I-069a
- Record: I-069a
- Piece: A01
- Time: 00:00:00 - 00:04:30
- Themes: grammar: verb
- Summary: Questionnaire about the verb, sometimes the use of “hika” (thou) and “zuka” (you, formal) are alternated. Their trees have burnt, the daughters have come to you (sing.), I bought wine yesterday, that (man) brought a basket, we sold the house, those (men) killed the pig, you (sing.) took the money, you (plural) drank wine, I did a job for the mother, I gave money to the children, I brought you (sing.) lunch, I brought you (plu.) lunch, that (woman) gave me bread, (he/she) gave us wine, we gave the key to the mother, we gave the key to those (people), I would live happily here, we would sit down, those (men) would come, you (sing.) would be fine here, I would buy fish, we would bring lunch, those (men) would drink wine, you (sing.) would speak with the father, I would give money to that (man), we would tell him the truth, you (plu.) would give money to the mother.
