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Ah-bee- roo

I sell

Oor-see-loo

I send

Ah-naa-moo

I sleep

Aht-ta-ssee-loo be

I phone

Ah-tee-nee

Give me

Ahk-too-boo

I write

Ah-zhee-oo

I come

Ahd-fa-roo Theh-men

I pay fot

Ah-ree-foo

I know

Ah-soo-qoo

I drive

Ahq-ra-oo

I read

Oo-seh-fee-roo

I travel