Ọmụmụ ihe maka ndị na-amalite (A1/A2)Okwu bekee

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Nnọọ na Nkuzi Maka Ndị Mbido! Nkuzi a ga-eduga gị site na ihe ndị bụ isi ma nyere gị aka ịmalite iji Bekee na ọnọdụ kwa ụbọchị! Ị ga-amụta otu esi emepee ahịrịokwu, jiri oge dị mkpa, ma gbasaa okwu gị na okwu bara uru ị nwere ike iji kwa ụbọchị. Tupu anyị abanye n'ime ya, ka anyị kpoo ọkụ na ụfọdụ okwu na ahịrịokwu bara uru iji mee ka ị malite!

to change

ịgbanwe

I need to change my clothes.

to improve

imeziwanye

I want to improve my English skills.

I want to improve my English.

Achọrọ m ịkwalite asụsụ Bekee m.

The weather can change quickly.

Ihu igwe nwere ike ịgbanwe ngwa ngwa.

to forget

ichefu

She forgot to call her friend.

Don’t forget your umbrella.

Echefukwala ntu oyi gị.

an umbrella

nche anwụ

I always carry an umbrella in my bag.

I changed my job last year.

Agbanwere m ọrụ m n'afọ gara aga.

I always forget my keys.

A na-echefu m igodo m mgbe niile.

to prefer

ịhọrọ

I prefer tea to coffee.

to need

ikwụsị mkpa

I need a pencil to write my homework.

I need help.

Achọrọ m enyemaka.

I need help with my math homework.

*Nabata na nkuzi mmalite!* Ka anyị jiri ngwaa bido "can". Jiri "can"na-ekwu maka *ohere* ma ọ bụ *ikike.* Jiri ngwaa ọzọ na-eji ike eme ihe mgbe niile. Ị nwere ike iji "can"mepụta azịza mkpirisi dịka ọmụmaatụ a: "Can you speak English?"- "Yes, I can." "I can"= Enwere m ike ime ihe. / Ama m na ihe ga-ekwe m omume, dịka ọmụmaatụ: "I can dance very well."

I can do it!

Enwere m ike ime ya!

I have studied hard for the exam, and I can do it!

Can you?

I nwere ike?

Can you do that for me?

Yes, you can!

Ee, ị nwere ike!

Can I do it? - Yes, you can!

to repeat

Ikwughachi ya

Can you repeat it after me?

I can't speak Spanish.

Anaghị m asụ asụsụ Spanish.

I can't speak Spanish very well.

They can sing.

Ha nwere ike ịbụ abụ.

My friends can sing all the popular songs.

Can you see

Ị na-ahụ ya?

Can you see the man over there?

*Nwere ike na-adịghị mma* Iji mee ihe na-adịghị mma, gbakwunye "not"mgbe ike ga-eme otu okwu (enweghị ike = enweghị ike). Ka anyị mụta ngwaa ọhụrụ! "to repeat" "to sing" "to swim"

He can't sing.

Ọ pụghị ịbụ abụ.

to sing

ịbụ abụ

I love to sing.

to swim

ịgba mmiri

He can't swim.

Ọ maghị otu esi egwu mmiri.

He can't swim, so he prefers to stay by the pool.

Can you repeat it, please?

Biko, ị nwere ike ikwu ya ọzọ?

They can swim, but I can't.

Ha nwere ike igwu mmiri, mana mụ onwe m enweghị ike.

*Nkpọaha ihe* Nnọchiaha ihe na-ezo aka na onye ma ọ bụ *ihe omume metụtara.* Ọ na-abịakarị mgbe ngwaa ma ọ bụ preposition. Ọmụmaatụ: "I spend a lot of time with my family. I love them so much."( *Ha* na-anọchi *ezinụlọ m* .) Nkpọaha ihe bụ: "me" "you" "him" "her" "us" "them"

I love you.

A hụrụ m gị n'anya.

I love you very much.

Can you see him?

Ị na-ahụ ya?

Can you see him standing over there?

to tell

ịgwa

Can you tell me what you think?

Tell me.

Gwa m.

Tell me what you see.

Tell me what you think.

Gwa m ihe ị chere.

Tell me what you think about the idea.

to ask

ịjụ ajụjụ

People always ask questions.

about

maka

I am thinking about you.

Ask her about them.

Jụọ ya gbasara ha.

Ask her about her day.

The book is about us.

Akwụkwọ ahụ gbasara anyị.

They made a movie about us.

*Ọgba aghara na-aga n'ihu ugbu a* Anyị na-eji ihe na-aga n'ihu ugbu a mgbe anyị na-ekwu maka ihe na-eme ugbu a. Jiri ngwaa inyeaka "to be"n'ụdị ya ziri ezi wee gbakwunye *njedebe* na ngwaa ahụ. "He is sleeping." "You are eating."

My brother is eating.

Nwanne m nwoke na-eri nri.

My brother is eating a pizza.

It is raining.

Mmiri na-ezo.

It is raining today.

to sleep

ịrahụ ụra

She is sleeping.

to travel

ime njem

I love to travel to new places.

They are traveling.

Ha nọ n'ije.

to fight

ịlụ ọgụ

My brothers are fighting.

Ụmụnne m ndị nwoke na-alụ ọgụ.

My brothers are fighting.

to draw

ise ihe

He can draw a map.

the picture

ihe onyonyo ahụ

The picture is beautiful.

My children are drawing a picture.

Ụmụ m na-ese ihe onyinyo.

She is drawing a picture.

the window

mpio

Open the window, please.

grandma

nne nne

My grandma is very nice.

to look out of the window

ilepụ anya na windo

My grandma is looking out of the window

*Ọgwụgwụ mgbe ụfọdụ na-agbanwe* Mgbe ụfọdụ, njedebe nke ngwaa na-agbanwe n'ọgba aghara ugbu a na-aga n'ihu. Mgbe ngwaa kwụsịrị na *e* , dobe *e* wee tinye *-ing* : "make"- "making" Mgbe ngwaa *otu mkpụrụokwu gwụchara na ụdaume + consonant* , okpukpu abụọ nke consonant ikpeazụ wee *tinye* : "swim"- "swimming" Mgbe ngwaa gwụsịrị na *ụdaume + consonant nwere nrụgide na nkeji okwu ikpeazụ* , mee okpukpu abụọ nke consonant wee *tinye* : "begin"- "beginning" Ejila *ihe karịrị otu mkpuruokwu abụọ okpukpu* *abụọ* ma ọ bụrụ na nrụgide anọghị na nkeji okwu ikpeazụ: "remember"- "remembering"

We are making progress!

Anyị na-aga n'ihu!

Are we making progress?

to move

ịkwaga

He is moving to Spain.

We are moving.

Anyị na-akwaga ebe ọzọ.

We are moving next summer.

She is swimming.

Ọ na-egwu mmiri.

She is swimming in the sea.

to begin with

nke mbụ

We should begin with the hardest task.

I'm beginning with this.

M na-amalite na nke a.

I'm beginning with this task.

to get worse

ịka njọ

The weather is starting to get worse.

It's getting worse.

Ihe na-aka njọ.

Unfortunately, it's getting worse.

*Ugbu a na-aga n'ihu - mgbagha na ajụjụ* Iji mepụta negation, tinye "not"n'ihu ngwaa bụ isi. "He is not sleeping." "You are not eating." Jụọ ajụjụ site n'itinye *am, bụ,* ma *ọ* bụ *nọrọ n'ihu isiokwu ahụ* . "Is he sleeping?" "Are you eating?"

He is not sleeping.

Ọ naghị arahụ ụra.

He is not sleeping right now.

right now

ugbu a

The children aren't sleeping right now.

to shop

ịzụ ahịa

I am not shopping right now.

Is it raining?

Mmiri ò nēzo?

Is it raining there?

to make a pizza

ịme pizza

I'm not making a pizza, I'm making pasta.

Is he making progress?

Ọ na-enwe ọganihu?

Is she getting worse?

Ọnọdụ ya ọ na-aka njọ?

to look

ile anya

Are you looking?

to work

ịrụ ọrụ

They are not working.

Are you beginning right now?

Ì na-ebido ugbu a?

*Ogologo oge dị ugbu a vs. Ihe na-aga n'ihu ugbu a* Ị maraworị na anyị na-eji oge dị mfe ugbu a eme ihe mgbe anyị na-ekwu maka *ihe ugboro ugboro* ma ọ bụ banyere *àgwà* anyị na *ihe na-amasị anyị* . "I go to the gym every week." "I like pizza." Anyị na-eji *ihe na-aga n'ihu ugbu a* mgbe anyị na-ekwu maka ihe na-eme *ugbu a.* Okwu mgbaàmà nwere ugbu a na-aga n'ihu: "right now", "now", "at the moment", "today" "He is singing right now." "We are at school at the moment."

I like these shoes.

Akpụkpọ ụkwụ ndị a na-amasị m.

I've been wearing these shoes for months and I still like them.

every day

ụbọchị niile

I go to school every day. Do you go to work every day? - Yes l go to work every day.

to study for an exam

ịgụ akwụkwọ maka ule

I am not studying for the exam now.

a lot

ọtụtụ

Do you study a lot? - Yes I study lot.

to listen

ige ntị

I like to listen to my favorite songs in the car.

Are you listening to me?

Ị na-ege m ntị?

to fall

ịda n'ala

Do not fall!

the star

kpakpando

Look at the star.

A star is falling down!

Kpakpando na-ada!

Look! A star is falling down!

They are working now.

Ha na-arụ ọrụ ugbu a.

Does it snow often here?

Snoo ọ na-ada ebe a mgbe niile?

to drive

ịkwọ ụgbọ

My mother is driving to work right now.

I'm driving right now.

Anọ m na-anya ụgbọala ugbu a.

I don't drive.

Anaghị m anya ụgbọala.

I don't drive when I'm sleepy.

*Ọnụọgụgụ Kadịnal* A na-ejikarị nọmba Kadinal eme ihe mgbe ị: gụọ ihe: "I have two brothers." nye afọ gị: "I am ten years old." nye nọmba ekwentị gị: "My phone number is two-six-three, three-eight-four-seven." nye afọ: "It happened in nineteen seventy-five (1975)." 1 - "one" 2 - "two" 3 - "three" 4 - "four" 5 - "five" 6 - "six" 7 - "seven" 8 - "eight" 9 - "nine" 10 - "ten"

I am seven years old.

Adị m afọ asaa.

How old are you?

Afọ ole ka ị dị?

five apples

apụl ise

There are five apples in the kitchen.

siblings

ụmụnne

Do you have any siblings?

How many siblings do you have?

Ụmụnne ole ka ị nwere?

I don't have any siblings.

Enweghị m nwanne ọ bụla.

sister

nwanne nwaanyị

I have one sister.

in two weeks

n'ime izu abụọ

They are going to visit us in two weeks.

He is leaving in two weeks.

Ọ ga-apụ n'ime izu abụọ.

the piece

ibe ya

a piece of cheese

Can you give me one piece?

I nwere ike inye m otu mkpụrụ?

Can you give me one piece of cake?

*Ụdị ntule na nke karịrị nke adjectives* Iji mee ntụnyere, ịkwesịrị iji ụdị ntule na-enweghị atụ. Ọmụmaatụ: "tall""taller"-- "the tallest" "small""smaller"-- "the smallest" A na-eji *ntụnyere* atụnyere ụfọdụ àgwà ma chọọ ikwu na ihe nwere mma / njọ, anyị na-eji *superlative* mgbe anyị chọrọ igosipụta na ọ bụ ihe kacha mma. *Cheta ịgbakwunye akụkọ a kapịrị ọnụ mgbe ị na-eme ụdị nke kacha mma.* Jiri "than"*ihe atụ atụnyere ihe* mgbe ị na-atụnyere ihe abụọ ma ọ bụ mmadụ.

smaller

obere

The dog is smaller than the cat.

taller

ka ogologo

I'm taller than you.

taller than me

ka m ogologo

My brother is taller than me.

My father is taller than you.

Nna m toro ogologo karịa gị.

puppy

nwa nkita

The smallest puppy is so cute.

to look younger

ịdị ka onye na-eto eto

You look younger than your age.

You look younger.

Ị dị ka onye na-eto eto.

the youngest person

onye kacha ntà

The youngest person in the room.

hard

ike

She works hard.

We work harder.

Anyị na-arụsi ọrụ ike karịa.

We work harder than before.

the hardest thing

ihe kacha esiri ike

What's the hardest thing in life?

*Ntụnyere nke mkpụmkpụ adjectives* (adjectives otu-mkpụrụokwu na okwu abụọ na-agwụ na -y) Ntụnyere: tinye ngwụcha *-er* : "smaller" Superlative: gbakwunye ngwụcha *-est* na akụkọ ahụ *tupu* nkọwapụta: "the smallest" *Ugboro abụọ nke ikpeazụ* ma ọ bụrụ na nkọwapụta ahụ gwụ na consonant, ụdaume, consonant: "big""bigger"-- "the biggest" *Gbanwee Y ka ọ bụrụ I* mgbe nkọwapụta na-agwụ na consonant + Y "funny"-- "funnier""the funniest"

My car is faster than yours.

Ụgbọala m na-agba ọsọ karịa nke gị.

funny

ọchị

I like funny people.

the joke

njakiri ahụ

She could laugh and joke with her colleagues.

This is the funniest joke in the world.

Ihe ọchi a kacha atọ ọchi n'ụwa niile.

big

nnukwu

Big eyes are beautiful.

Our house is bigger than yours.

Ụlọ anyị ka nke unu ibu.

hot

ọkụ

It was hot inside the hall.

This is the hottest chilli pepper.

Nke a bụ ose kacha nwee nnu nnu.

nice

ọma

We had a nice time.

the place

ebe ahụ

The garden is a peaceful place.

We are moving to a nicer place.

Anyị na-aga ebe mara mma karịa.

wet

mmiri mmiri

He slipped on the wet rock.

the world

ụwa

He tries to save the world.

What is the wettest place in the world?

Ebe kacha nwee mmiri n'ụwa niile bụ ebee?

*Ntụnyere ogologo adjectives* (Okwu okwu okwu 2 - niile ma e wezụga ndị na-agwụ na -y na adjectives nke 3 ma ọ bụ karịa) Iji mepụta ntụnyere, tinye ỌZỌ tupu ụdị nke bụ isi "more beautiful" Iji mepụta nnukwu ihe, tinye nkọwa doro anya na okwu kacha tupu ụdị nke bụ isi"the most beautiful" "It's more useful than you think." "That's the most complicated exam!"

She is the most beautiful woman.

Ọ bụ nwaanyị kacha mma n'asọ mma.

more beautiful

mara mma karịa

You are more beautiful than before.

expensive

oke ọnụ

That's the most expensive house.

This T-shirt is more expensive than the other one.

Uwe elu a dị oke ọnụ karịa nke ọzọ ahụ.

This book is more interesting than that one.

useful

bara uru

Aspirin is useful for headaches.

It's more useful than you think.

Ọ bara uru karịa ka i chere.

Reading books is more useful than you think.

stressful

na-enye nchekasị

This job is very stressful.

It is the most stressful exam.

Ọ bụ ule kacha enye nchekasị.

money

ego

I counted the money before putting it in my wallet.

important

dị mkpa

Your support is very important to me.

delicate

nke nwere ike imebi ngwa ngwa

His health is very delicate. (Jeho zdraví je velmi citlivé.)

Health is more important than money.

Ahụ ike dị mkpa karịa ego.

interesting

na-atọ ụtọ

It was an interesting debate.

movie

ihe nkiri

a movie star

This movie is more interesting.

Ihe nkiri a kacha nwee mmasị.

This movie is more interesting than the book.

clever

onye nwere uburu

She is a clever and studious young woman.

My brother is the most clever person.

Nwanne m nwoke bụ onye kacha nwee amamihe.

My brother is the most clever person I know.

*Adjectives oge niile* Anyị ga-eburu n'isi ụdị nke adjectives oge niile. "good""better"-- "the best" "bad""worse"-- "the worst" "far""farther/further"-- "the farthest/furthest" "little""less"-- "the least" "much""more"-- "the most" "It will get better soon." "She is the best teacher in the world!"

I feel much better now.

Ahụ dị m mma karịa ugbu a.

Thanks for asking, I feel much better now.

the silence

nkịtị ahụ

The silence lasted for about a minute.

the anger

iwe ahụma ahụ

Anger showed in his face.

His silence was worse than his anger.

Ịgbụ nwayọọ ya dị njọ karịa iwe ya.

nervous

ụjọ

He is very nervous about the performance.

I feel less nervous.

Ụjọ anaghịzi atụ m nke ukwuu.

I feel less nervous after meditation.

singer

onye na-abụ abụ

Who is your favourite singer?

My sister is the best singer.

Nwanne m nwaanyị bụ onye na-abụ abụ kacha mma.

far

ebe dị anya

It was not too far away.

to expect

ịtụ anya

We expect the best.

She walked farther than she expected.

O jere ije dị anya karịa ka ọ tụrụ anya ya.

I thought the store was just around the corner, but I ended up walking farther than I expected.

*Akpaokwu n'oge gara aga dị mfe* A na-eji oge dị mfe gara aga ekwu maka omume emechara n'oge gara aga. Iji mepụta nfe dị mfe gara aga, ị na-agbakwunyekarị "-ed"n'ụdị ngwaa oge niile. Ọmụmaatụ: "She walked to the store" "He watched TV last night." "to talk"- "talked" "to walk"- "walked" "to watch"- "watched" "to cook"- "cooked" "to visit"- "visited"

We talked.

Anyị kparịtara ụka.

We talked about it last night.

I walked there

Eji m ụkwụ gaa ebe ahụ

I walked there for hours

together

ọnụ

Children play together.

They walked together.

Ha so gara ije.

They walked together to school.

We watched TV together.

Anyị lere onyonyo ọnụ.

We watched TV together yesterday.

to cook dinner

isi nri anyasị

My mum cooked dinner for me.

She cooked dinner.

O siri nri abalị.

She cooked dinner for the children.

to visit

ịga leta

You can visit us later.

He visited us for dinner.

Ọ bịara leta anyị maka nri anyasị.

I visited my grandparents for the weekend.

*Ụdị ogologo oge na-adịghị adị n'oge gara aga* Enwere otutu ụdị ihe na-adịghị mma n'oge gara aga na Bekee nke ị kwesịrị icheta. Ka anyị leba anya na ngwaa abụọ dị mkpa na ụdị nrịanrịa ha gara aga! "to do""did"-- "I did my homework." "to make"-- "made""I made pizza."

We did it!

Anyị emego ya!

the dinner

nri anyasị

What's for dinner?

She made dinner.

O siri nri abalị.

She made him a simple dinner.

Children did the homework.

Ụmụaka mere ihe omume ụlọ ha.

to make an effort

ịgba mbọ

We have to make an effort.

to finish

imecha

We are finishing soon.

I made an effort to finish my work.

Agbalịrị m ike m iji rụchaa ọrụ m.

the jam

jam ahụ

My mom made a delicious jam.

from

site na

She made jam from the apples.

O jiri apụl mee jam.

*Ihe gara aga dị mfe nke TO BE* Maka isiokwu dị iche iche, ihe dị mfe gara aga *bụ* "was". Maka isiokwu ọtụtụ (na otu gị), ihe dị mfe gara aga bụ "were". "I was at school yesterday." "You were at home." N'ahịrịokwu na-adịghị mma, gbakwunye adverb *abụghị* ma tinye ya *mgbe okwu ahụ dị / bụrụ* . Cheta na ọtụtụ oge a na-eji ụdị dị mkpụmkpụ na ahịrịokwu ọjọọ: "wasn't"= "was not"/ "weren't"= "were not". "I wasn't at school yesterday." "You weren't at home."

I was there.

Anọ m ebe ahụ.

I was there yesterday.

at home

n'ụlọ

You weren't at home when I came.

We were happy.

Obi tọrọ anyị ụtọ.

We were happy while we were together.

They were together.

Ha nọkọrọ ọnụ.

They were together all night.

tired

ike gwụrụ

I was very tired this morning.

He was tired.

Ike gwụrụ ya.

He was tired yesterday.

She was at school.

Ọ nọ n'ụlọ akwụkwọ.

She was at school yesterday.

to be sure

ijide n'aka

I'm not sure about it.

I wasn't sure about it.

Ejidieghị m ya n'aka.

yesterday

ụnyahụ

The children were at school yesterday.

*Mkpọaha na-atụgharị uche* Anyị na-ejikarị nnochiaha ntugharị anya mgbe isiokwu na ihe ngwaa bụ otu. Ọzọkwa mgbe anyị chọrọ igosi na anyị (ma ọ bụ onye ọzọ) mere ihe. Otu: "myself"(M) "yourself"(gị) "himself"(ọ) (ọ "herself") (ya) "itself"(ya) Ọtụtụ: "ourselves"(anyị) "yourselves"(gị) "themselves"(ha) "I did it myself." "We did it ourselves." "I cut myself."

I made the pizza myself.

Mụ onwe m mere pizza ahụ.

He was impressed that I made the pizza myself instead of ordering takeout.

to hear

ịnụ

He did not want to hear it.

Do you hear yourself?

Ị na-anụ ihe ị na-ekwu?

themselves

onwe ha

They did the homework themselves.

to ourselves

maka onwe anyị

We have the house to ourselves.

to talk

ikwu okwu

The two are talking.

He talks to himself.

Ọ na-agwa onwe ya okwu.

I washed the car myself.

Ejiri m aka m saa ụgbọala ahụ.

to wish

ịchọ

We wish for peace.

Wish yourself good luck.

Yọọrọ onwe gị ihu ọma.

*Na-ekwu maka Oge* Anyị na-eji prepositions nke oge: "at", "in", na "on". Anyị na-enye "at"oge a kapịrị ọnụ: "at 3 o'clock", "at noon", "at the moment" Anyị na-eji "in"ọnwa, afọ, narị afọ, na ogologo oge: "in winter", "in April", "in 1990" Anyị na-eji "on"ụbọchị na ụbọchị: "on Monday", "on the 6th of March"

on Sunday

n'ụbọchị Sọnde

Do you want to go out on Sunday?

at the moment

n'oge a

I'm not in the office at the moment.

necessary

dị mkpa

It's not necessary for you to be here.

At the moment it's not necessary.

N'oge a, ọ dịghị mkpa.

at 3 o'clock

n'elekere atọ

The class starts at 3 o'clock.

in summer

n'oge ọkọchị

The sun shines in summer.

It rains a lot in autumn.

Mmiri na-ezo nke ukwuu n'oge mgbụsị akwụkwọ.

I was born in ...

A mụrụ m na...

I was born in 1999.

*Ọdịnihu - NA-AGA* Na-ekwupụta atụmatụ ma ọ bụ ebumnobi ekpebielarị ma ọ bụ amụma ezi uche dị na ya maka ọdịnihu. Okwu mgbaàmà: "in one year" "next week" "next year" "next month" "tomorrow" "soon", wdg. "I am going to meet my friend next week." "They are going to talk about his future tomorrow."

I am going to leave tomorrow.

M ga-apụ echi.

to miss (sth)

itufu

Do not miss this! They are going to miss the bus.

They are going to miss the bus.

Bọs ahụ ga-atụfu ha.

to talk about

ikwu maka

We are going to talk about it.

soon

n'oge na-adịghị anya

I will be home soon.

I'm going to go soon.

Aga m aga n'oge na-adịghị anya.

to meet

izute

I'm going to meet my friends.

next week

izu na-abịa

We are going to leave next week.

I am going to see a doctor tomorrow.

Aga m aga hụ dọkịta echi.

*Ọdịnihu - ajụjụ na negation* Iji mepụta negation, tinye naanị "not"tupu "going to": "We are not going to sleep tonight." Iji mepụta ajụjụ, jiri ngwaa gbanwee isiokwu a "to be": "Are you going to be there?"

Are you going to be there?

Ị ga-anọ ebe ahụ?

the tea

tiị ahụ

Do you drink tea?

the coffee

kọfị ahụ

I want a cup of coffee.

Are you going to drink coffee or tea?

Ị ga-aṅụ kọfị ka ọ bụ tii?

to believe

ikwere

I believe in destiny.

You are not going to believe this.

I gaghị ekwere ihe a.

to buy

ịzụta

Buy me a bread, please.

the motorcycle

ọgba tum tum

He drives a motorcycle.

ma ọ bụ

Do you prefer coffee or tea?

Are you going to buy a car or a motorcycle?

Ị na-aga ịzụ ụgbọala ka ọ bụ ọgba tum tum?

*Okwu okwu* Mgbasa ozi bụ okwu na-agbanwe (na-akọwa) ngwaa, nkọwapụta, adverb ọzọ, ma ọ bụ ọbụna ahịrịokwu dum, dịka ọmụmaatụ: "very", "really", "too", wdg. Ọmụmaatụ: "He is very tall." "I really like him." "The dress is too expensive." "Fortunately, I brought an umbrella."

very

nke ukwuu

You look very tired.