See pake on Wiktionary
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"english": "There is pepper in it / it uses pepper.",
"text": "Ammakei lada",
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"word": "ammake bajiʼ"
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"word": "ammake balanda"
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"word": "ammake bunting"
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"word": "ammake haʼji"
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"text": "Ammake pasitoloʼ",
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"english": "To be provided with / trimmed with fringe.",
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"english": "You cannot touch that one woman, because all high-ranking gentlemen go to bed with / use her.",
"text": "Anjo sitaua takkulleai nigaru-garu kasannging tau lompo pangkaʼna ampakei",
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"english": "He married a woman who brought a daughter, and now he also has sexual relations with / uses the daughter.",
"text": "Nabaineangi baine anngeranga anaʼ na napaketong anjo anaʼna",
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"english": "What clothes are you gonna wear for Hari Raya?",
"text": "Kau Ari Raya mok pake baju apa?",
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"english": "Did Daniel write in khat using only a normal pen?",
"text": "Daniel tulis khat pake pen biasa jak kah tadik?",
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"english": "This gift is for you.",
"text": "Hadiah tok pake kitak.",
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"english": "What are you doing for Christmas?",
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11,
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"text": "Anjo sitaua takkulleai nigaru-garu kasannging tau lompo pangkaʼna ampakei",
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39,
43
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91
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"text": "Nabaineangi baine anngeranga anaʼ na napaketong anjo anaʼna",
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