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CHAPTER 6
A TASK-CENTERED COURSE (PONAPEAN)

M-4

met E Inihmi. met. He's here.
pah E mihmi. paho. He's down there
men E mihmi men. He's there (by you).
wasahn kuhk. E mihmi ni wasalm kuhko. He's at the cooking place.
sidowa E mihmi ni He's at the store.
ihmw-sarawi E mihmi ni ihmll sarawio. He's at the church.
Uh E mihmi Uh. He's in Uh.
powe E mihmi poweo. He's up there.
peiei E mihmi peieio. He's towards the sea.
imwen wini E mihmi ni limwen winio. He's at the dispensary.
wasahn duhdu E mihmi ni wasahn duhdup. He's at the bathing place.
mwo E mihmi ni wasahn duhduo. He's at th bathing place.
imwen kainen E mihmi ni imwcn kaineno. He's at the outhouse.
peilong E mihmi peilongo. He's inland.

M-5

Pwurehng via M-2, M-3, oh M-4, ahpw kieng /mwein/ ni tapi. Karasepe: Practice B-2, 11-3, and 11-4 again, but precede each base sentence with /mwein/ For example:
pali(o)Mwein e mihmi palio. over thereHe's probably over there.

C-1

Ask or anmwr questionD about the location of members of your class.

A: Ia (Fred)? A: Where is ( Fred) ?
B: E mituni (men). B: He' s (there - by you).

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