Where do you keep the food so that animals can't get it?
A: Have you heard that Ralu has the hots for Tsenu?
B: Old news, brother! I've known it for a week.
Although the pain is great, we can endure it.
I'll go if you want me to.
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Wrap this cloth around the bowl to protect it.
Here the stream spreads over a shallow area, so we can use it as a ford.
If we freeze this meat, we can eat it next week.
Don't eat that. It's not healthful. (I.e., It will make you unhealthy.)
During the evening we received a wonderful gift from the participants—actually, two gifts: two beautiful pictures of John and me. You can see both of them here:
If you build it, they will come.
At mid-day it seems that the stars in the sky have all vanished but they just can't be seen then.
This drink tastes horrible, so you'd better swallow it quickly.
After the rainstorm, his crossbow was under a lot of leaves, so we uncovered it (removed the leaves from it).
She didn't say that.
(The sentence above is acceptable Na'vi, but it's not the best style. The reason is that they're using forms of the catch-all word 'u, 'thing'—you're talking about saying a thing.)
Wow, you are a master on the i'en. You just made it sing!
A: Are you good at Na'vi?
B: No, I totally suck at it, but I still love it to death.