wile pi(jan [joutanasajoopen]
wile pi(jan [joutanasajoopenJunior's decision]
tomo sona pi(jan [joutanasajoopenat Junior's school] la(context) tenpo moku li lonit's lunch time
toki
good morning jan [ponaenlaeMrs. Pérez] o
(vocative) mi wile moku muteI'm very hungry
Select the missing phrase
toki
hello jan [joutanasajoopenJunior] o
(vocative) tenpo suno nitoday la(context) waso li lon mokuwe have chicken
lon pokawith wasothe chicken lasina(context) kenyou mokucan eeat kasi lipu(object) anusalad kili pan seliorJunior can get either salad or fries with the chicken.
- No, that's wrong.
- Yes, that's right.
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miI wilewant e(object) kili selifries eand (objcet) kasisaladsinayou kencan mokueat e(object) ijo wanone thing taso
only jan [joutanasajoopenJunior] o(vocative)
pona
well kili selifries li pona a(are) great tawa mifrom my perspective
tenpo suno nitoday li suli muteis a very long daytasobut kasisalad li pona tawa sijelois healthyChoose the option that means "healthy."
jan [joutanasajoopenJunior] o(vocative)kili selifries anuor kasi
salad ahmm
piniOK la miI wilewant e(object) kili seli
fries ala
no kasi
salad alano
a
oh miI sona aladon't know
Poor Junior! What problem does he have?
- He ate too many fries.
- He wants ice cream in his salad.
- He can't choose between a salad and fries.
jan [joutanasajoopenJunior] o(vocative)a
oh seme li lon
what is it jan [ponaenlaeMrs. Pérez] o(object)
o jo e ni
here you go kili selifries enand kasisalad li tawafor sinayou
What did Mrs. Pérez tell Junior to do?
- Go somewhere else to eat.
- Take both the fries and the salad.
- Imagine that fries are salad.
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