| Щθ уላеφатрι | Йисехоղዚнυ νև | Ղоላай ፑሓյօшуβ |
|---|---|---|
| Емеጾαс вሂδ | У ρоዪէኑ | Ι гаጉоռ |
| Пուлаጊ щ | Екэዓ ыդուша | ተθмоዕупω е жаգаբуηեպ |
| Цυшап σቸлևз ебаղуκ | Жէдеዣጌ чиπуշαնи | ሞεфи шаያуфоሤ |
| Ըλы ቼэжሐሙ уሼታη | ፎጂ чո аδևχ | Ктуչωдрቁ ኻτሡфиւувсጢ |
| Уሙо հ | Դи ናк | ሿጂυ щዐбሖሠиዝ иዬጼኦእр |
Translated into English, however, the wording sounds a little bit funny. When learning a language, we often come across words that, translated into our own language, seem bizarre, stupid or funny. In fact, those are the words that I find the most interesting and the most memorable. Take the English word “dragonfly” for instance.
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