toki Mase

toki Mase (toki Mase:  anu , kalama: [kɑ͡æzʲinʲ(e͡ɤ) mˠɑɑ̯zʲɛ͡ʌɫ]) li toki lon kulupu Mase pi ma telo.

 kalama 
 kalama pini 
toki Mase li jo e kalama pini .
+kalama pini pi toki Mase  selo uta sinpin pi palisa uta monsi pi palisa uta sewi kiwen  sewi ko  sewi kiwen  sewi ko  selo sike  (sewi ko)  selo sike lili suli lili suli suli pini             nena              palisa uta li kama sewi          poka          kalama open       ()  
 kalama open 
toki Mase li jo e kalama open , ona mute li ken ante.
 kalama open pi toki Mase ante sitelen sewi kalama sike ala sike sike ala sike sinpinmonsi sinpin monsi sewi (pini)          meso sewi (pini sama)    (suli)    (anu )     (anu ) meso anpa (open sama)    (lili)      (anu )   (anu ) anpa (open)         (anu )
 nasin sitelen 
 sitelen lili meso  kalama   sitelen lili ante  kalama   sitelen lili li jo e   kalama         (anu )   (anu )                                        (anu )   (anu )                      (anu )   (anu )          (anu )   (anu )           (anu )   (anu )    (anu  anu )   (anu  anu )       (suli) ̧ (anu )  ̧ (anu )   (lili)  (anu )   (anu )                                      (anu )   (anu )           
 tan sona 
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