ttung
adv.a reply given in contrast to a presumption – Example: I do not like it although you might have thought I liked it. – I like it although you might have thought I disliked it = Ka duh ttung lo. – Ka duh ttung
a reply given in contrast to a presumption – Example: I do not like it although you might have thought I liked it. – I like it although you might have thought I disliked it = Ka duh ttung lo. – Ka duh ttung
negative answer, used in giving a negative reply and also in contradicting a statement
bench
grandchild
rather – Example: I would rather die than be red = Sen nakin a thih tu ka thi deuh lai
instead – Example: I would go instead of him = Keimah tu ka kal lai
forest – Example: Animals graze in the forest = Tu chungah saram an tlong
suffix, indicating the doer – Example: eater = eitu
whip, beat, strike – Example: Do not beat him with a stick = Fungfek in tu hlah
hit, beat, strike