Language for infants who are just learning to speak
The Language is divided into two categories: 1) Language for toddlers and kids, 2) Language for use in communicating with everyone else. There are four types of words: |
1) Verbs
Lisu | Meaning |
1 Ah kleu | A child's word for greeting. This is the first word children can say. |
2 Ah bloo bae | Carrying a child on one's back--the child would say this when he wants to be carried. |
3 Da Da | Standing |
4 Dtoh Dtoh | Sitting |
5 Ay Ay | Defecating |
6 Nae nae am | Eating |
7 Ae Ae | Something dirty |
8 Ah mee bae | Sleeping |
9 Party | To drop or fall down |
10 Da Da Soow | Practicing walking |
2) Nouns
|
Lisu | Meaning |
1 Ah Ah | Meat |
2 Joo Joo | Water |
3 Bia Bia | A sweet or edible treat |
4 Ma Ma | Eat |
5 Ga Ga | Wood |
6 Oh Oh | Fruit |
7 Wee Wee | Flower |
3) Family
|
Lisu | Meaning |
1 Ah Bah | Father |
2 Ah Mah | Mother |
3 Jee Jee | Older sister |
4 Go Go | Older brother |
5 Ah-bpa Ah-ya | Grandfather and Grandmother (Father's side) |
6 Ah-bpa Ah-poo | Grandfather and Grandmother (Mother's side) |
4) Pets
|
Lisu | Meaning |
1 Jee Jee | Baby chicken (chick) |
2 Ah wae nee nee | Baby pig (piglet) |
3 Ah na bee bee | Baby dog (puppy) |
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