Tìpusawm, Tì’useyng, sì ’Okvur a Eltur Tìtxen Si—Asking, Answering, and an Interesting Story (naviteri.org, 2020-05-28) — View all from source
A: Mefo muntxa slolu srak?
B: Oe ke polawm.
A: Did they get married?
B: I didn't ask.
Spring Vocabulary, Part 3 (naviteri.org, 2012-06-19) — View all from source
A: Leiam fwa Txewì Rinisì muntxa slìyu.
B: So'ha!
A: It looks like Txewì and Rini are about to get married.
B: That's great!
Spring Vocabulary, Part 3 (naviteri.org, 2012-06-19) — View all from source
Txilte Rinisì täpare fìtsap nìsoaia, slä tsalsungay ke nìolo' takrra Rini muntxa slolu.
Txilte and Rini are related by blood, but nevertheless not by clan since the time Rini got married.
Mipa Zìsìt, Aylì’u Amip — New Words for the New Year (naviteri.org, 2012-01-09) — View all from source
New Rini sì Ralu muntxa slivu, slä tì'efumì oeyä, ngampam ke si.
Rini and Ralu want to marry, but I feel they're not compatible.
More Vocabulary + a Bit of Grammar (naviteri.org, 2011-10-30) — View all from source
Fko plltxeie san menga muntxa slolu sìk! Seykxel sì nitram! Slä lu oeru fmokx nì'it.
I'm so happy to hear you got married! Congratulations! I am a little envious, though.
Vocabulary update (naviteri.org, 2010-07-16) — View all from source
Txoa livu, yawne lu oer Sorewn . . . alu . . . ke tsun oeng muntxa slivu
Sorry, but I love Sorewn . . . in other words, you and I cannot marry.

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