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somukatei
quelque chose algo something
somumutu
quelqu'un alguien someone, somebody
sún
tous todos all
Daráa sún wélu.
— Todos los pozos están secos.
sún kátei
tout todo everything
Aníhein sún kátei luwágu dábula. / Sún kátei lídan dán.
— Todo está sobre la mesa. / Todo está bien.
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Carib/Garífuna comparison (7 words)

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