Nonón
Jaweki min akai?What are you doing? — Nonón is with you for Module 4.
Shipibo Foundations · Module 4: Verbs and Real Conversation · Lesson 6 of 6

Putting it all together

You can now greet anyone, introduce yourself, ask how someone is and answer honestly, describe things with precision and intensity, mark what's yours, count who's who along the river, and build living sentences in Shipibo order. Test yourself with the full review, then meet the road ahead: the suffix world of Shipibo runs far deeper — and the advanced courses go there with a teacher.

Culture note. The road ahead: the language of songs and medicine runs far deeper, and our advanced courses go there — carefully, with the right permissions, alongside fluent teachers.
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In a sentence

Try translating each line yourself before you tap.

Jakón yantán! Nokon jane riki… Jáwekeskarin mía? Éa ríki jakónshaman! Irake ichabires. Bobakanon!
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A complete first conversation — all yours now.
Try it. Record yourself having the conversation above, both sides. When pronunciation audio arrives, compare.

Check yourself

'Good afternoon' is…
'That tunic is very big' is…
'We are resting' is…
To a group, goodbye is…
Nonón
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Lesson complete

Nonón approves — Jakonshaman!

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