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1.    The use of "ke pas"' and "ke lege" - 'possession.

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2.    Idiomatic use of "hem nahi 3^an'^oM*

3.    Plurals of feminine nouns.

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lila ke legę kitna sad[i hsi? tfow many saris does

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Li‘la have?x

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hem nehi jano.

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I do not know.

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The words "lagę" and ¹

possession - permanent or tefafjorary it tne tning possessed is a saleable movable object’. ''pas¹' and

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ⁿl3ge" must be preceeded by either a p^sessiy>e

pronoun or a npun +'postposition "kev.

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hemar lagę

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ram ke pas

lila ke lagę

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There is no word for ^,,h’aveⁿ. So ^,łLila has

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long hairft wi-ll"be expressed this way:

_% . ‘ / * * ' lila \e bar lemba hai.

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The phrase ‘“hem nahi jano" is used by men ~~    '    ^T^v> *

.and. women both and is equlvalent to "I do not know’*'.

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As with maaculine rtouns the plurals of

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aniraa^e feminine nouns can be formęd by adding

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