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Eebo
Yes
Mam
No, Not
Biai bo?
How are you?
Abunere
To Come
Aisisia
To Learn, To Study
Bon
Only
Eong
I, Me
Ijo
You (Sing)
Kesi
Them (Obejective)
Yesi
You (PL)Used as subject
Ngesi
He, She, It (Used as Subject)
Ngai?
Who? Whom?
Ngina
Over there, (Adv)
Akongu
Eye
Akonye
Eyes
Akan
Hand, Arm
Akanin
Hands, Arms
Akoik
Stomach
Akipi
Water
Kwap
Down, Below, Underneath (Adv)