Did you scrub these swaddling cloths? Or did you just rinse them in soap suds and then take them out to dry? in Tetun
Neras ne'e, ó kose ka lae? Ka hoban de'it iha omo been foti bá habai ona?
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This Tetun (Tetum) translation comes from a curated 2,500-phrase parallel corpus drawn from the official tetun.org dictionary by Catharina Williams-van Klinken. Tetun is one of the two official languages of Timor-Leste alongside Portuguese.
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- Did you scrub the nappies, or just soak them in soapy water and then take them out to dry?Neras ne'e ó kose ka, hoban de'it iha omu been foti ba habai ona?!
- Your clothes are all wet; you’d better hang them out to dry.Ó nia ropa bokon hotu, di'ak liu habai tiha.
- When you dry meat, it mustn't be too dry. When you see it is nearly dry, get it (inside).Habai na'an, la bele maran liu. Haree mar-maran de'it, foti ona.
- Some older women say, if you have swollen glands, then you should take a (cob of) corn and swirl it around the gland seven times. Then smash the corn, or else throw it to the pigs to eat.Ferik balu dehan, se sukaer musan kona, entaun foti batar kose hadulas dala hitu. Depois tuku rahun tiha batar ne'e, se lae, hodi batar ne'e soe tiha ba fahi han.
- Take the leftovers and give them to the dog.Lori hahán restu ne'e bá fó asu.
- The food is ready. Just ask them to come and eat.Hahán feitu ona, haruka sira mai han de'it.