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“and then” in Sgaw Karen

ဝံၤဒီး

wēe däw

and then

Checked against written sources; not yet confirmed by a native speaker.

“and then” is written ဝံၤဒီး in Sgaw Karen, read in a rough way as wēe däw. Knyaw helps you read and understand words, not say them out loud. Karen is a tone language, so the English-letter sounds are only a rough help.


This word in a story

၀ံၤဒီးတၢၢ်တဖိဆံးဆံးတဲးထီၣ်၀ဲၤ "ပ၀ဲၤဒၣ်ကျးအံၤ လၢအံၤမ်အံၤ"
And Little Ant said "Hey, there’s one!"
from “Little Ant's Big Plan”
တုၢ်! ဆိထူခွ့လီၤလၢကိလူအချၢဃံ "ဝီးဧူၤ" ကိလူနံၤဝဲဒၣ်ဝံၤဒီးတဲဝဲ "ယၤဒီးနီၢ် နဲနဘၣ်ဆ့ၣ်နီၤ ဒီးယကခွ့လီၤလၢနချၢဃံတထံၣ်စ့ၢ်ကီး"
Thump! Chhotu landed on Golu’s back. “Wow!” laughed Golu. “My turn now. You sit down and I will leap on your back.”
from “Playtime”

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