See ebale on Wiktionary
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"english": "I caught a lot of fish in the river.",
"ref": "1963, James E. Redden, Frederic Bongo, Ernest Masakala, Emil Zola, Lingala: Basic Course, Foreign Service Institute, page 191:",
"text": "Nakangákí mbísi míngi na ebale.",
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"english": "A Trip on the Zaire River",
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"text": "Mobembo o Ebale Zaire",
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"english": "He went to the river to wash himself and drink some water.",
"ref": "1989, John A. Holm, quoting S. Mufwene, Pidgins and Creoles: Volume II, Reference Survey, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, →ISBN, page 560:",
"text": "Akeí na ebale mpó ásokola nzóto mpé ámela mwámái.",
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"text": "Akeí na ebale mpó ásokola nzóto mpé ámela mwámái.",
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