GUARANI COURSE FOR ALL AGES IN DEBATE - VOCABULARY

[Tupã Ñembo'agueraviju]

GUARANI COURSE FOR ALL AGES IN DEBATE - VOCABULARY 
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Welcome to this great odyssey of the world Guarani, I am grateful to Ñande Ru (Our Father) create opportunities for me and taught me their language to share with everyone, this marvel! 

Táva Guasu Guarani Retã (The Great Guarani Nation) 
OSCIP GUARANY, program of revitalization of the Guarani in Latin America. 

Module III. Second chat: Guarani Universal Language Vocabulary on the topic before 
with Teacher Tupã Cabrera 

WARNING COMES AI: 

Guarani Course for all ages 

Attention 

Module I. The origin of Achegety "Alphabet" Guarani Universal, will be presented later for the first time in human history. Wait, it's a great surprise! 

At this meeting we will see and know the Vocabulary Spelling Guarani UniversalLanguage (NGGU), as we promised in the previous debate on the theme: GuaraniCourse for all ages in debate. 

With Vocabulary Exercises Universal Language Guarani you can start learning in minutes: 

Til: tĩ , potĩ, porã; puru’ã; poteĩ ; ñakũrũtũ; ñesũ, ñe’ẽ; 

(Avá: man, person, people ......) 
(Kuña: woman) 

Example which will be presented below in module 
Avá tĩ : Man's nose 
Kuñá porã : beautiful woman 

Tĩ : nose; 

Potĩ : clean 

Porã : beautiful 

Puru’ã : navel 

Poteĩ : six 

Ñakũrũtũ: owl 

Ñesũ: prostrate 

Ñe’ẽ : talk 

c) apostrophe: A; yvy'a; ju'i; kururu; apu'a; puru'ã; puru'a; ka'i; 

A: seed 

Yvy’a: fruit of the earth; 

Ju’i; kururu: frog ; 

Apu’a: round; 

Puru'ã: navel; 

Puru’a: pregnant; 

Ka’i: monkey 

Accentuation of OXÍTONAS 

OXÍTONA (definition) 

Word which is the last syllable. As for accents, please refer to the following entries. 

OXÍTONAS marked 

Lead graphic accent (acute accent (') oxítonos all words ending in (a, e, o) 

a) a, - Avá; ahá; yvá; jyvá, tesá; apyká; karuhá; tendá; 

Avá: God, man, person, people, nation; 

Ahá: go; 

Yvá: fruit; 

Jyvá: arm; 

Tesá: eyes; 

Apyka: chair; 

Karuhá: table; 

Tendá: place; 

 e, - Amoité; oñondivé, saité,ágãité; rembé; yvaté; 

Amoité: distant; 

Oñondivé: together 

Saité: wild; 

Agãité: this instant; 

Rembe; lips; 

Yvaté: high 

c) o, - Ajapó; amó; ajokó; taguató; chororó; 

Ajapó: do; 

Amó: there; 

Ajokó:support; 

Taguato: birds of prey, hawk, falcon; 

Chororó: (onomatopoeia, a word that imitates the sound of the thing named; spill; 

a) Oxítonas ending in "i", "u", "y" - emphasizing oxítonas ending in "i", "u", "y", the graphic accent is prohibited. 

a) i, - Ajupi; tiriri, piri, riri; rari; ñemi; 

Ajupi: climb; 

Tiriri; riri: onomatopoeia, a word that imitates the sound of the thing named; 

Piri: Wicker (Latin vimen) is a material used since ancient times, originally come fromsticks of willow soft and flexible and which came to designate any raw material ofplant origin and that these characteristics, braided, has several uses, mainly inmanufacturing baskets and furniture; 

Rari: aloof, agile, elusive (...); 

Ñemi: hidden; 

 u, - Yguasu; aju; sapeju; juru; kururu; 

Y guasu: large water; 

Aju: come, ripe fruit; 

Sapeju: lit, blowing; 

Juru: mouth; 

Kururu: frog 

c) y, - Yvy; Haity; yguy; poty; tajy; 

Yvy: planet Earth; earth; 

Haity: nest; 

Yguy: underwater; 

Poty: flower; 

Tajy: ipe wood