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LEARN GARO -BASIC SURVIVAL PHRASES-COME

🔑Keyword: Come ✍First a table of word meanings. And then Sentence Examples in English and Garo:
	GARO to ENGLISH DICTIONARY			Commentary
Sl.	🔑Re∙baa=  to come.
1	Re∙babo	come		(Command or request).
2	Re∙baenga	coming		(Happening)
3	Re∙baaha /Re∙bajok.	came.		(Happened)
4	Re∙bagen	will come.		(Expecting to happen)
5	Rebana am∙enga /Re∙banakenga.	Gonna come		( Decided to come)
6	Re∙banasia	about to come (ready to come).		(About to happen)
✍GARO to ENGLISH -Sentences with additional word meanings.
Sl.	GARO to ENGLISH Sentences				Word meanings
7	Ianona re∙babo		Come here.		Ianona= 'to here'
8	Ka∙sapae ianona re∙babo.		Please come here		Ka∙sapae=please.
9	Sepangona re∙babo. /Sambaona re∙babo.		Come near /Come close.		Sepang/ samba=near or close.
10	Nokona re∙babo		Come home.		Nok= home.
11	Office-ona re∙babo.		Come to office.		There's no translation for office in garo.
12	Ka∙sne re∙babo		Come slowly		Ka∙sne=slowly. Ka∙sna= slow.
13	Ta∙rake  re∙babo		Come quickly. /Come fast.		Ta∙rake=quickly. Ta∙raka=quick.
14	Da∙al re∙babo		Come today		Da∙al=today
15	Na∙a basako re∙bagen?		When will you come?		Na∙a=you. Basako=when.
16	Na∙a basako re∙baenga?		When are you coming?
17	Na∙a re∙bagenma?		Will you come?		Ma= a suffix for question word.
18	Are you coming?		Na∙a re∙baengama?
19.	Anga da∙al re∙baenga.		I am coming today.		Anga= I
20.	Anga da∙al re∙bagen		I’ll come today.		See Sl. 4.
21	Na∙a basako re∙bajok?		When did you come?		See Sl. 3.
22	Ua knal re∙bagen.		He will come tomorrow.		Knal= tomorrow.
23	Ua mejal re∙baaha.		He came yesterday.		Mejal= yesterday.
24	Ua da∙o re∙banasia.		He is about to come now.		See Sl. 6. Da∙o=now
25 _ 26	Ua da∙on re∙banasia. _________ Uasonibaro  re∙banakenga		He’s gonna come right now. ________________ He's gonna come on saturday.		da∙on=right now. ______ Sonibar= saturday. Sonibaro=on saturday.

LEARN GARO- SORRY, PARDON OR APOLOGY

🎈'Kema ka⋅bo' 💬, 

🎈'Kema ka⋅pabo' 💬

🎈'Anga kema bi⋅enga'💬

The above phrases in Garo may be used as  translations for the following  phrases in english:

🎈"I am sorry. I do apologise."💬

🎈"I am really sorry. My apologies."💬

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🎈'Angko kema ka⋅pabo' 💬, 

🎈'Angko kema watbo' 💬

🎈'Anga nang⋅o kema bi⋅enga'💬

The above phrases in Garo may be used to mean  the following  phrases in English:

🎈"I ask your forgiveness"💬

🎈"Please forgive me"💬

The following may be used as alternative phrases from Garo to English (although  the exact translations are not possible for all; the usages are unique and varied in each language) :
'Angnin gualani ong⋅a.  Angko kema ka⋅pabo'	“It is my mistake. I am sorry"
'Anga miksong manchae dakade ong⋅jachim. Kema ka⋅paibojok'	"I didn't mean to do it. I do apologise"
' Indake ong⋅taijawaha. Anga nangna kura⋅chakenga'	"It won't happen again. I promise you"
Ong⋅aiba. Maming ong⋅jaba.	That’s alright. Don’t worry about it.

LEARN GARO-EXPRESSING THANKS AND GRATITUDE

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• Mitela=Thanks

'Mitela', a six letter  word is the translation for 'Thanks'. However, the native speakers pronounced the word with an accent of extra 't' sound as "MITTELA".

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•  Mitelbea=Thanks a lot

Suffix 'bea' indicates greater degree of of feeling or action. 

Therefore 'Mitelbea='thanks a lot' or 'thank you very much'.

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•  Nang⋅ko mitelbejok.  = Thank you very much.

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•  Na⋅a jaksrambea= You are very generous.

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•  Nang' ka⋅sachakanina mitela = Thanks for your kindness. 

(or 'Thank you very much, you're very kind')

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•  Nang⋅ko mitelbea. Na⋅a kasachakbegipa ong⋅a.  
  = Thank you so much. How kind of you.

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•  Angko dak⋅chakanina mitela = Thanks for helping me.

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•  Nang' dak⋅chakanina mitelbea = Thanks for your help. (or 'Thanks a lot, you're very helpful).

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•  Nang' ka⋅sachakanina aro jaksramanina mitelbea = Thanks a lot for your kindness and generosity. 

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LEARN GARO- EXPRESSION OF FEELINGS

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💡I am feeling cold (I'm feeling cold).

= Anga sin⋅enga.

💡I am feeling hot (I'm feeling hot).

= Anga ding⋅enga.

📖 Dictionary-(Garo to English):----------

🔑Anga= I or ' I am'.

🔑sin⋅a=cold.

🔑ding⋅a=hot, 

↪ding⋅enga= 'feeling hot' (a suffix 'enga' in adjective 'ding⋅a' indicates present continous tense).

🔑sin⋅a= cold.

↪sin⋅enga (a suffix 'enga' in adjective 'sin⋅a' indicates present continuos tense).

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💡I am feeling happy (I'm happy).

= Anga kusi ong⋅enga.(Anga katchaenga).

💡I am feeling sad (I'm sad).

= Anga duk ong⋅enga.

📖 Dictionary-(Garo to English):----------

🔑kusi= happiness.

↪kusi ong⋅a=feel happy.

↪kusi ong⋅enga=feeling happy.

🔑duk= sadness.

↪duk ong⋅a=feel sad.

↪duk ong⋅enga=feeling sad.

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💡I am feeling lazy ( or 'I am bored )

= Anga aratenga.

💡I am feeling angry ( or I'm angry ).

= Anga ka⋅o nangenga.

💡I am feeling good ( or 'I am enjoying').

= Anga an⋅sengenga (anga suk ong⋅enga.)

📖 Dictionary-(Garo to English):----------

🔑arata= feel lazy or bored.

↪aratenga=feeling lazy or bored.

🔑ka⋅o nanga= feel angry.

↪ka⋅o nangenga=feeling angry.

🔑an⋅senga/ suk ong⋅a= 'feel good' or in a 'pleasant mood'.

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💡I am in love with you (I love you).

= Anga nang⋅na ka⋅saenga.

💡I like you. 

= Anga nang⋅ko namnika.

💡I am feeling tired. (I'm tired)

= Anga neng⋅enga.

💡I am feeling hungry. (I'm hungry)

= Anga okkrienga.

📖 Dictionary-(Garo to English):----------

🔑ka⋅saa= love.

↪ka⋅saenga='in love'.

🔑namnika= to like somebody or something.

↪namnikenga=present continous tense of 'namnika'.

🔑neng⋅a=tiredness or exhaustion. 

↪neng⋅enga= ( present continous tense of 'neng⋅a').

🔑okkria= hungry.

↪okkrienga= feeling hungry

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