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10. Adverbs—

Only				Perhaps		Kanno.
Alone		Ngalquan.		Much		Waycoot.
Solely				Little		Ngoopin.
Again		Barrat.		Enough		Moondhana.
How		Waykrat.		Often		Mailbran.
Why				Seldom		Plakoot.
When		Nara.		Sometimes		Kengalapan.
Wherefore				Never
Whether				Once		Kooteganman.
Very		Mamgalgran.		Twice		Boolonggan.
Together		Karobran.		Thrice

Are there equivalents in the native language for the above, and how are they used.—(See Remarks.)

11. Prepositions.–How are prepositions placed? Give a few short sentences showing how they are used, and give equivalents of—

Above		Booloot.		Into		Mangina.
About		Paroneta.		Near		Jenana.
After		Kendoona.		Nigh
Against		Neerambo.		Of
Amidst		Booth.		Off		Plakoma.
Among		Kara.		On
Around		Mateinga.		Over		Boolootha.
At		Noondhana.		Roung		Maleinga.
Before		Nulla.		Through		Moolinaga.
Behind		Gandee.		Throughout
Below		Thanga.		Till		Mana.
Beueath				To		Keekala.
Beside		Thinana.		Towards		Jillianga.
Between		Booth.		Under		Thanga-thanga.
Beyond		Moonda.		Underneath		Thanga.
By				Until		Keekala.
Down		Thanga.		With		Thoolo.
For				Within		Woothae.
From		Mangy.		Without		Moona-anga.
In

12. Conjunctions.—How are they used? Give one or two sentences by way of example. Give equivalents of—

Although				Neither
And				Notwithstanding
As				Nor
Because		Wakanal.		Or		Kinna guani.
Both		Boola.		So
But				That
Either				Than
For				Though
If		Woothamal kanu.		Unless
Lest				Yet

13. What are the common interjections?—

Kooki.				Yay (to express sorrow).
Kanti (equal to "my word").				Naa (to express agreement).