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Say it

Kwayare

Say it again

Kwayare tale

Enough

Rautia ho/kua ho

Sa rauta

Lie down

Daro

Open

Dolavia

Close

Hogosia

Pass me the...

Kerekere vasitakiniyama oqo

Close the door

Hogosia na mata ni were

Please go home

Kerekere la i were

Please be quiet

Kerekere nolo

Hurry

Vararewa

Slow down

Vahewa