to laugh _sateide_ to weep _edde_ let us go _maña cocoaide_ shower _hitoma_ lightning _jairo_ thunder _doirite_ far _aré_ oar _yapú_ cacao _muselle_ egg _nobo_ chief _mon_ mouth _juca_ in the forest _asicoma_ attractive _maranaño_ ugly _maruñete_ young _cómime_ old, antique _huatima_ paint _hidora_ hair _ifotire_ head _ifote_ nose _dofo_ ear _efo_ teeth _icido_, _nido_ moon _febuy_ go _jai_ more _dame_ water _hinué_ there is _ite_ there is not _uñete_ enough _macavaite_ good weather _mare mona_ to take _penojo cuido_ to be hungry _naimede_ to speak _naitode_ wind _aifehuí_ no _uñete_ deer _dronde_ near _yanoré_ to move _jetache_ he comes _matemo moito_ to carry _apuine_ give me _até_ pine-apple _rosille_ case _ojo_ small _muguro_ jar _diaré_ PHRASES. Let us go together _Maña cue digo_ Where is your brother _Menomo O iyo_ This is your mother _Bei O ei_ This is my house _Cue yomo_ I have come here _Cue bito benoina bite_ Hurry up _mayai_ I have a pain _sirete_ That's good _juigora_ I don't know _uñe uñete_ Come here _ve_ I am coming _bitequé_ I am not coming _bituñete_ I want _ejocatequé_ What is it ? _muneca_ That's bad _juigoñete_ I like you _O yacate cue_ You are handsome _O tabo juogora_ I don't like you _Inide_ He comes at a distance _Matemo moito ané ite_ Where are your people _Bucu muine_ Where is your house _Menomo O apa ite_ Where is your field _Nemono O huarayar ite_ Have you plenty of yuca _Allué tañoje maica_ Show me through the forest _Darite asicomo_ I want to drink some water _Haino firaia cati_ I don't want to go _Haini tegue_ Show me a tree to make a canoe _Eroi daipa juinoca amena_ _Note._--The letters should be pronounced as in Spanish.