Raan cɔl Tom alaŋ arεm lëëc. Lëënyde anäk ɣen arεεm apεidït.
Tom has a toothache. His tooth hurts very much.
Awic bë la tän akim leec, lakin awel tuεŋ awïc kën arεm dhuökpiny.
He needs to see his dentist, but first he needs something for the pain.
Acë bɛ̈n tän ye wεl akim ɣaac thïn.
He drives to the nearest pharmacy.
“Ɣεn laŋ arεεm lëëc,” go luel. “Yin lɔŋ wälde?”
“I have a toothache,” he says. “Do you have anything for that?”
“Ɣɛ̈ɛ̈, wεl arεm nɔ̈k kïk. Ace lädhim bë ke gäät yin ë akim kek käkë.”
“Yes, here are some painkillers. You don’t need a prescription for these.”
“Yin ca leec. Ee wëu kadë?”
“Thank you. How much do they cost?”
“Wëu ye kë jɔt a euros kadhoŋuan. Lakin yin wïc ba akim leec tïŋ.”
“They cost nine euros. But you should see a dentist.”
“Eyen, ɣεn bä akimdiën leec yuɔ̈p talpun nhiäk duur.”
“Okay, I will call my dentist tomorrow morning.”
“Tä wic yin wεl akiim ril, ka wïc bë kek gäät yïn ee akim leec wälä akim.”
“If you need stronger medicine, you will need to get a prescription from your dentist or doctor.”
“Yin ca leec! Ok abë bεn yök.”
“Thank you! Goodbye.”
