How do you say "If you don’t eat, you’ll be hungry later." in Tetun?

"If you don’t eat, you’ll be hungry later." in Tetun is "Se ó la han, orsida hamlaha.".

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If you don’t eat, you’ll be hungry later. in Tetun

Se ó la han, orsida hamlaha.

English → Tetun phrasebook

Conditionals
se / karik — conditionals
se
'se' opens a definite conditional ('if X, then Y'). 'karik' sits at the end of a clause and hedges it ('perhaps'); it can also mark an uncertain conditional.
Negation
la — 'not' (general negation)
la
Placed before verbs and adjectives to negate them. For contrastive 'not X but Y' use 'laós'; for 'not yet' use 'seidauk'; for 'no longer' wrap 'la ... ona' around the verb.

More patterns like these in the Tetun grammar guide.

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