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"t": "to ask for, want"
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"english": "He accepts your words.",
"text": "Nws yuav koj cov lus hais.",
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"to accept, to take"
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"english": "You bought a very big house.",
"text": "Koj yuav lub tsev loj heev",
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"english": "They have not married (have husbands).",
"text": "Nkawv tsis tau yuav txiv.",
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}
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"to marry"
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{
"english": "Will you come or not?",
"text": "Koj yuav tuaj los tsis tuaj?",
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"used to indicate future tense: will, shall"
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"english": "He accepts your words.",
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"english": "They have not married (have husbands).",
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"to marry"
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"english": "Will you come or not?",
"text": "Koj yuav tuaj los tsis tuaj?",
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"used to indicate future tense: will, shall"
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"ipa": "/ʝuə̯˧˦/"
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