
Speak with the River · First words
Lesson
Irake — thank you. Stronger: Irake ichabires — thank you very much. Shipibo has two goodbyes and choosing correctly is a small sign of respect: Kabanon to one person, Bobakanon to a group.
Irake — gracias. Más fuerte: Irake ichabires — muchísimas gracias. El shipibo tiene dos despedidas y elegir bien es una pequeña señal de respeto: Kabanon a una persona, Bobakanon a un grupo.
w_irake-lento · w_irake-normalw_irake-ichabires-lento · w_irake-ichabires-normalw_kabanon-lento · w_kabanon-normalw_bobakanon-lento · w_bobakanon-normalc1-m1-l7.mp4End your next conversation with the right goodbye for the number of people in it.
Termina tu próxima conversación con la despedida correcta para el número de personas.
A small courtesy with outsized effect: matching your goodbye to the number of people in front of you.
Una cortesía pequeña de efecto grande: que tu despedida corresponda al número de personas frente a ti.
Cover the meaning. Say it before you turn it over.
Pair each word with its meaning.
Record yourself saying the line, then listen back.
The teacher's voice arrives soon — for now, record and listen to yourself.
Source: Chat 1-1 02:13
Every word here comes from recorded classes with fluent Shipibo speakers — nothing invented.
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