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  1. Wooteeri eri ludda wa?

    Where is the hotel?

    Usage

    Asking where the hotel is.

    Grammar Note

    The "X eri ludda wa?" where-is pattern with wooteeri. composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar; native review advised

  2. Luŋŋama

    Go straight ahead

    Usage

    Directions: go straight; okuluŋŋama is the dictionary's go straight.

    Grammar Note

    Imperative of dictionary go straight = okuluŋŋama; ŋ is U+014B. composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar; native review advised

  3. Oluguudo luno lugenda wa?

    Where does this road lead?

    Usage

    Asking where a road leads.

    Grammar Note

    Adapts Tatoeba's Ogenda wa? to the noun oluguudo "road". composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar; native review advised

  4. Ndi kumpi n'ekitebe kya bbaasi?

    Am I near the bus station?

    Usage

    Checking whether you are near the bus station.

    Grammar Note

    Pattern of Tatoeba's kumpi n'essomero "near the school". composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar; native review advised

  5. Nsobola okufuna takisi wano?

    Can I get a taxi here?

    Usage

    Looking for a taxi; takisi is the loan from English taxi.

    Grammar Note

    Pattern of Tatoeba's Nsobola okukozesa... composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar; native review advised

  6. Ddayo

    Go back

    Usage

    Telling someone to go back; okuddayo is the dictionary's go back.

    Grammar Note

    Imperative of dictionary go back = okuddayo. composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar; native review advised

  7. Koma

    Stop

    Usage

    Telling someone to stop; okukoma is the dictionary's stop.

    Grammar Note

    Imperative of dictionary stop (v.i.) = okukoma. composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar; native review advised

  8. Amaserengeta

    South

    Usage

    Noun for a compass direction.

    Grammar Note

    Dictionary headword

  9. Ebuvanjuba

    East

    Usage

    Noun for a compass direction.

    Grammar Note

    Dictionary headword

  10. Ebugwanjuba

    West

    Usage

    Noun for a compass direction.

    Grammar Note

    Dictionary headword

  11. Mundage ku maapu, mwattu

    Please show me on the map

    Usage

    A polite request to be shown on the map; the plural imperative adds respect.

    Grammar Note

    Plural imperative (mu-) shows respect to one person; maapu follows other cards while the dictionary has mmaapu. composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar; native review advised

  12. Kiri wala?

    Is it far?

    Usage

    Asking whether it is far; wala means far.

    Grammar Note

    From the pattern of "Jinja eri wala?" and dictionary far = wala. composed from dictionary-verified words by regular grammar; native review advised

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