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Jakón yantán!Good afternoon! — Xáwe is with you for Module 3.
Shipibo Foundations · Module 3: People and Possession · Lesson 1 of 5

I, you, we

The pronouns: éa I, mía you, ja she/he/it, nóa we, máto you all, játo (or jábo) they. In real sentences they usually wear the ending -ra: éara, míara, jára… — you met it already in Éa ríki answers.

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Learn the words

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Match the pairs

Tap a Shipibo word, then its meaning.

In a sentence

Try translating each line yourself before you tap.

Éara tántiai.
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I am resting.
Nóara tántiai.
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We are resting.
Try it. Run the full set aloud: éara, míara, jára, nóara, mátora, játora.

Now you write it

Accents optional while you learn — jakon = jakón.

Check yourself

'we' is…
'you all' is…
Xáwe
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Lesson complete

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