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I want some for 1000. (lu/nu are
used for masculine/feminine plural,
while lo/na are used for masculine/
feminine singular. In Ateso any item
whose name starts with and ‘e’ is
regarded masculine, while those
that start with ‘a’ are regarded
feminine)
Akwat akany ngin idope.
Five hundred each(each one 500)
Mam Enyidok/Obakedo lo ekonit.
This avocado is not ripe/ready.
Egogong/ejonit emwebe/emiebe
lo.
This mango is hard/not ripe
Vocabulary: Shopping
Eduuka
Shop
Alilot/Esimu
Cellphone/Phone
Ekwam/Ikwamin/lo alilot/esimu
Airtime
Elago lok ouria/ Enetiwak
Network
Enyami isirigin/ikapun/enyadu
To spend money extensively (lit:
to eat money)
Isirigin/Ikapun/Enyadu/Aboola/
Ikabel
Money
Isigira
Cowry shells (old form of money)
Agwelar
To sell
Aitac
To pay
Aimo
To look for
Acamanari etiae/ebeei. Ailamusa
To bargain
Agwela
To buy
Aitwasamaar isirigin/ikapun/
enyadu
To spend money
Clothes and textiles
Inapen/Igoen
Clothes
Enape/Efasion/Epasion
Fashion
Eteitei/Ekiteitei
Dress
Ekiteege
African fabric
Esaati
Shirt
Epale/Edabada (eroodi)
Pants, trousers
Amukat (amuk)
Shoe(s)
Emuruget/Ebilangit
Blanket or big scarf rapped
around the body.
Egomesi
Popular women dress fashioned
by a Spanish catholic nun by the
name Gomes(Spanish)
Ekaaso
Popular men gabb fashioned
adopted from the Arabic tunic