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Õnyem ô ne jam é n'éjõjõs, aa átem-ê-tem, d'á boban ényiñ ê mõt ñgê k'ényiñ ê bõt yà áfõé. Jam éte é n'èjõjõs amú d'á tu'ulan õkulut ényiñ ê bõt yà áfõé. Ê jam díná d'á tinan náa õnyem ô ne fombõ ê mõt wuá, õnyõé, ñgótó, ókpwat, ètõñga, ndõn, akeêke.

Anyem é ne mevále mevál. Anyem èziñ d'á fombõ nyúle mõt wuá. Anyem èziñ d'á fombõ menyúle yà áyoñ ñgê ke má yà áfõé dá. Anyem èziñ d'á nambe menyúl m bõt yà áfõé afõé, ja'a áfõé é njí bo ê vôme wuá.

Õnyenyam Ê Jam

Õnyem ô ne jam d'á kúí átem-ê-tem. Õnyut-õnyut náa õnyem ô n'õnyenyam. Õnyem w'á boban átem-ê-tem, ve bõt b'á yiane bameke ê jam éte. Amú ônyem ô ne õnyenyam, teke zen ê ya ê sá'ále wõ. Bõt b'á fas mam ê yà ányem avál anê mê tií aa èkõkõtè ê mboán. Mimfasán míte mí á fombõ mam mevé m'á sóo anyem (ye mõt, ye õnyõé, y'afõé, y'õkpwat?), aál avé bõt bê ne sá'ál'ônyam, aa ñgê bõt bê mbê bilí ñgul ya ê nlô, ñgul ya ê nyúl, ñgê ke ñgul ya áyoñ náa bê jôtõ õnyem.

Anyem èziñ d'á boban anê mõt a ê bo èfêfêm ôbús, ve mbía jam é ne boban. Aka' ényem éte é ne boban éyoñ mõt a a lí bilók, mingá a a sañ ndó'o, mba'ase a a dutu õkelet, ñgê ke tyéndumu a a jôé yôñgôlõ. Bive'án bifê bí ne.

Õnyem Anê Jam ê Fu'án

Anyem èziñ d'á boban fu'án. Èyoñ éte, bõt b'á tem jam éte. Ève'án fu'án õnyem é ne náa èlé j'á ku ê njóñ, saák'amú felêves, ñgê ke ndôn, ñgê k'èkó'ó mveñ, saák'amú mõt èziñ a ê ba'aé èlé (abui ê biyoñ, éyoñ mõ a ê ba'aé èlé, a ne ñgul ya ê vúí ê mfá'á élé j'á ye ku, ñgê ke náa a ne ñgul ya ê kõmesan ávál ése èlé j'á ye ku).

Õnyem Ê Yà Éfêfêm Ôbús

Anê bí kôñelõ ya, õnyem ô ne boban mõt a bo'o èfêfêm ôbús. Ású éve'án, bí tame jô na mõt a a ba'aé èlé an'á wô'õ táme zu a a bo. Éyoñ a ê ve'ele vam élé, ôvôn ô sótan ê ñkêl, õvôn ô bembê mõt ábo.

Ású éve'án éfê, bí tame jô na miñgá aa yáñ mekala. Á mane ya sõé mbón ê viek. Á telé ya ê vie' ê ndúán. w'á kundi, mbep ô sótáne nye ê wó. Mbep ôte ô ku ê áyôñ mbón. Mbón ô tótán ê viek; ô manê nye mialan ású. Ñgúmb'éfas ású é manê sôté. Dís é bôlé, dís ése é manê ndaman.

Èyemese Ê Be Bõt Abui

Õnyem wúá ô ne yemese ábui ê bõt. Avál éte é wô'õ boban ású ányem ê mintiñga, ê mí ákelet, ê mí melómvela, ñgê ke ê mí míêl (yà ásôé).

Ású éve'án yà ônyem w'á yemese bõt abui, dí'íti ntiñga ô be'ê bõt bêtáan. Ntiñga ôte w'á wôlan Ébolêwo'o. Ntiñga ôte w'á só ôkpwelet ê yà Ñkõ'ôvõs. Ntiñga w'á jêñ na ô ke ê Ñgalán. Anê ntiñga w'á wôlan aa èjójó'o nyoñgó, w'á ma'án bí á nambe fe ê vôm ô bôo

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   Mbôka' Ê Meñgan
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   01 - Ntótán Bífíá
   
   02 - Ônyós Aa Õmvon Ê Bífíá
   
   03 - Anyenyet-Ê-Biñgun - Èmek
   
   04 - Èfíá "ê"
   
   05 - Menda'a: "ne", "mbê", "ntóo"
   
   06 - Èji'an Ntótán
   
   07 - Bityini
   
   08 - Binyunyun Bísúm
   
   09 - Menda'a Ê "ñgá'an/ñgênán" aa "mbá'a"
   
   10 - Ajók: "ndeme/ndõme", "mbême", aa "wô'õ"
   
   11 - Ajó'ó "ñga", "ñgá", "tame/táme", aa "támê"
   
   12 - Anyenyet-Ê-Biñgun Aa Ajó'ó: a/á
   
   13 - Minsílí
   
   14 - Èjõs
   
   15 - Èñgun Ê "wo"
   
   16. Ajó'ó: ye, beta, ñgáa, tê/kê, ya, aná, nálè, fe, fó'ó
       ê yi, ê vu, ê zõmbõ
   
   17. ê ke, ê zu, ê mane
       M'a ke ésáé, afan, ê Befia
       M'a ke dí, sáé, búan, wóban, nyú biañ
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       Me ne ke
       Me ne ke ê tabe, ê dí, ê sáé, ê búan, ê wóban, ê nyú biañ
       Mê ñga ke.
       Mê ñgá ke.
       Me wô'õ ke ésáé.
       A ndeme ke ê nlam.
   
       Á njí ke ésulán.
       Te wo ke
       Te wo ke tabe, dí, sáé, búan, wóban, ê nyú biañ
   
   18 - kúne, betá, betá'a, jí'a, tú'a, kõmõ, víane, ê ko
           ê ko ê woñ, éñgôñgól
   
   19 - Mimbámêtán Mí Ájók
   
   20 - Bitõtõé Bíñgbwêñgbwên Ê Biñgun: a, á, e, è, é, õ, ô, be/bê, bi/bí, mi/mí
   
   20 - Avevet Biñgbwêñgbwên Ê Biñgun: de/dê, je/jê, wõ/wô, be/bê, bie/bíê, me/mê
   
   21 - Ème' Ê Biwuwuñ Ê Biñgun: ma, wo, nye/nyê, bíà, míà, be/bê
   
   22 - ê yañge, ê kômbõ, ê yem, 
       M'a yañge ésáé
       M'a yañge dí, sáé, wóban, ê nyú biañ
       Mê ñga yañge.
       Mê ñgá yañge.
       Me wô'õ yañge.
       M'a yañge wo, nyê, mía
   
       M'a kômbõ wo
       M'a kômbõ sáé, wóban
   
       M'a yeme wo
       M'a yeme sáé, tili, báp, fen, yám
   
   24 - Bitõtõé Bíjú'újú'ú Biñgun: dam/dáam, jam/jáam, wom/wóom
   
   25 - Avevet Bíjú'újú'ú Biñgun: éndam/éndáam, énjam/énjáam
   
   24 - Abõñ: aa, fe, yà, ñgê, na, náa
   
   25 - ê be, ya, fó'ó, bebè, zàñ, mfôm, ê fefêl, kíndík, ñgbwák, õyàp, yàt, èté/été, átàn, yôp, sí, lí, mbó-ñgál, mbó-ñnôm
   
   16: ê bo
       M'a bo mvam, èsáé
   
   24: ê yiane, 
       M'a yiane dí, sáé, búan, wóban, nyú biañ
   	      vólõ [ wo, nye, mía ]
   
   18: ê jíbi, 
       M'a jíbi nyê
       M'a jíbi sáé, zaé, wóban, mintáé, õsón, èkpwê'êle
       Jíbi'i!
   
   19. ê wôk, ê wú
       M'a wô'ô zaé, õlún, njùk, évé, ôsón, sóm
   	     jiá, ájô, ábeñgê
   
       M'a wú zaé, njùk, évé, ôsón, mintáé, õlún
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   Befátan Ê Bekõnõk
   
   1. Bekõnõ' Ê Menjen (Verbs of State)
   2. Binyá'aé Ê Bekõnõk (Action Verbs)
       ê dí, ê sáé, ê kóbõ, ê vólõ, ê lí'i, ê li'iban, ê sobõ, ê solè, ê vúan
   3. Ajó'ó Bekõnõk (Verbial Auxillaries)
       betá, ê kúne, ê víane, ê jí'a, ê tú'a
   4. Ajêjó' Ê Bekõnõk (Auxillary Verbs)
       ê ke ([ èsáé, afúp], [ ê dí, ê sáé, ê wóban ]),
       ê zu ([ ê nlam, Akônôliñga ], [ ê dí, ê sáé, ê wóban ]),
       ê mane ([ èsáé, ajô ], [ ê dí, ê sáé, ê wóban ]),
       ê jíbi ([ õnyenyet éñgun, èsáé, mintáé ], [ ê dí, ê sáé, ê nyú biañ ]),
       ê kômbõ ([ õnyenyet éñgun ], [ ê dí, ê sáé, ê wóban, ê jêm ])
   4. Bekõnõ' Ê Yà Ényok (Verbs of Reciprocity)
       a. Verbs that require reciprocity: ê wúban, ê vúman
       b. Verbs that suggest reciprocity: ê nye'esan
   5. Bimvêmvát Ê Bekõnõk (Transitive (or Complementary) Verbs (verbs that use (or may require) a complement))
   
   èmvát: transitivity
   èmváta'a: transitiveness
   èmvêmvát: transitive
   èmvát-èmvát: transitively
   
       ê vê, ê vaa, ê bôk, ê fumin, ê lí, ê bè, ê vun, ê vú, ê be'e, ê kus, ê dañ, ê kuan, ê yiane
   6. Bekõnõ'õ Míñwô'ôtan (Verbs of Feeling)
       ê ko (wòñ), ê wôk (õlún, zaé, õsón, èñgôñgól), ê wú (zaé, õsáme)
   7. Bijêjêt Ê Bekõnõk (Expressive Verbs (Verbs that function (mostly) in an expression))
      ê bômbõ (sí, énòñ, ôkala), ê koene (õnyenyet éñgun, mõt, jôm), ê jep (fa, fólóñ, lombõ), ê sep (étom), ê nyet (dís)
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       Verbes Auxiliaires
   
   e bo
   	e bo e zek
       ê bo ê mewôk
   
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   e wôk
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   e ke
   	e ke oyo (to sleep)
       e ke ôbà (to attack (with weapons))
       e ke ê mintok (to migrate/migrer)
   e ndeñ
   	e ndeñ ôyó (to be falling asleep)
   e zu
   e kõm
   e kát
   e mane
   e váñ
   e jibi
   e tàtè
   e yian
   ê vólõ
   e kombo
   e su'ulan
   
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   Meyêyēn Ê Bekõnõ
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   Ayêyēn Ê Kõnõ
   
   ê bo
   ê báñête (bidí)
   ê báp (mebo)
   ê be'e (món)
   ê bõmõlõ (sên)
   ê fial (ê bidí)
   ê fúbu (ndá)
   ê jáé (bidí, bikõndé)
   ê kalan (fóé)
   ê kômbõ
   ê nyap (afêp, èndélé)
   ê nyáa (món)
   ê ta (mõt)
   ê vê (bidí)
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   Bibayêyēn Ê Bekõnõ
   Èbayêyēn Ê Kõnõ (requires two objects for the complement)
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   ê bôè (jôm ê tyia, jôm ê tawôlõ)
   ê kee (mõt bekábe)
   ê kõlè (bekábe)
   ê lôm (bõt bidí, mõt bekábe)
   ê súbu (mõt bèbè, ê fefêle ndá)
   ê síli (mõt minsílí)
   ê tó'oé (jôm ê tyia)

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   mõte wuá - jôm ê jíá: abo dáam, aló dam

   2. mõte wuá - jôm ê jíá: ndá jam

   3. mõte wuá - jôm ê jíá: món ê wom, ñkõ wóom

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   4. mõte wuá - jôm ê jíá: abo dôé, aló dõé

   5. mõte wuá - jôm ê jíá: ndá jõé

   6. mõte wuá - jôm ê jíá: món ê wõé

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   7. mõte wuá - jôm ê jíá: abo dé, aló dé

   8. mõte wuá - jôm ê jíá: ndá jèé

   9. mõte wuá - jôm ê jíá: món ê wèé

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   10. mõte wuá - abui bíôm: bikõndé biam

   11. mõte wuá - abui bíôm: mebo máam, meló mam

   12. mõte wuá - abui bíôm: miñkõse míam

   13. mõte wuá - abui bíôm: bón ê bam

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   14. mõte wuá - abui bíôm: bikõndé biõé

   15. mõte wuá - abui bíôm: mebo môé

   16. mõte wuá - abui bíôm: bón ê bõé

   17. mõte wuá - abui bíôm: miñkõse míõé

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   18. mõte wuá - abui bíôm: bón ê bé

   19. mõte wuá - abui bíôm: bikõndé bié

   20. mõte wuá - abui bíôm: mebo mé

   21. mõte wuá - abui bíôm: miñkõse míé

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   22. abui ê bõt - jôm ê jíá: dáñgán

   23. abui ê bõt - jôm ê jíá: ndá jañgán

   24. abui ê bõt - jôm ê jíá: món ê woñgán

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   25. abui ê bõt - jôm ê jíá: dánán

   26. abui ê bõt - jôm ê jíá: ndá janán

   27. abui ê bõt - jôm ê jíá: món ê wonán

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   28. abui ê bõt - jôm ê jíá: afú dábá

   29. abui ê bõt - jôm ê jíá: ndá/èkõtõk jàbá

   30. abui ê bõt - jôm ê jíá: món ê wòbá

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   31. abui ê bõt - abui bíôm: bón báñgán

   32. abui ê bõt - abui bíôm: bikõndé bíáñgán

   33. abui ê bõt - abui bíôm: mendá máñgán

   34. abui ê bõt - abui bíôm: miñkõs míáñgán

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   35. abui ê bõt - abui bíôm: bón ê bánán

   36. abui ê bõt - abui bíôm: bikõndé bíánán

   37. abui ê bõt - abui bíôm: mendá mánán

   38. abui ê bõt - abui bíôm: miñkõs míánán

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   39. abui ê bõt - abui bíôm: bón ê bábá

   40. abui ê bõt - abui bíôm: bikõndé bíábá

   41. abui ê bõt - abui bíôm: mendá mábá

   42. abui ê bõt - abui bíôm: miñkõs míábá

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   Akom

   abeñ, abé, èsôs, èsas

   ñgúm, ayàp, ètun, kõm, ñkpwêl

   mfèfè, ñkpwámák, èbōt

   nsák, nsá' ékon, nsá' ájõé

   nsámbá, été, átán, zàñ, õyàp, bèb, mfôm, fefêl, yàt, kíndík

   akõé, nseñ ákõé = nsákõé, õsôé ákõé = õsôkõé

   ñkè, nseñ ê ñkè = nséñkè, õsôé ñkè = õsôñkè

   ñkêk, ñkê' ôsôé

   añgùs

   , be, yà, mfá'á,

   mbó, mbó-ñgàl, mbó-ñnôm

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   3. Ñgê . Èjõt. Ású bive'án, tt ' kõnõ' "ê '". d'á dae t j'a ê . Ású bive'án, tótê mêjô man:

   value1 and hold value1, holds a value lower than the second operand, in this case value2

   Practical Learning: Ending the Lesson

   • Close your programming environment

    

   
    
    
   
    
   
      
   1. To use some C code, add the follow line:
   Value1

   10. èvám l l' ji'ègunlêta'a- kõ'õla ô>.is:

   value1 is <= value2

   • Web Services (SOAP, SoapUI, REST API
   In the Solution Explorer, in the Models folder, double-click WaterMeter.cs
   Change the document as follows:

   

   
   
   
    
   

   
   
   
       environmentCharges = waterUsageCharges * 0.0025;
   else
       environmentCharges = waterUsageCharges * 0.0125;
   
   if(answer == "1")
       serviceCharges = waterUsageCharges * 0.0328;
   else
       serviceCharges = waterUsageCharges * 0.11643;
   
   double totalCharges = waterUsageCharges + sewerCharges + environmentCharges + serviceCharges;
   
   if (answer == "1")
       localTaxes = totalCharges * 0.002857;
   else
       localTaxes = totalCharges * 0.005259;
   
   if(answer == "1")
       stateTaxes = totalCharges * 0.000815;
   else
       stateTaxes = totalCharges * 0.002262;
    choice1
   :
           statement1 choice2:
           statement2;
   
       case :
           statement-n

   file-namefile-name     

   Ê std::cout <<ú'áa

   3. Ñg'éfíá j'á káa aa "a" (ñgê bí), ñgê ke "b", ñgê ke "d", ñgê ke "f", ñgê ke "j "k", :

   3. Biyoñ 'õlan , t:

   '

   3. Ñg'éfí bin:

   '
   
    
   
    
   ' Õ ne loene ê ndaé }.h> << "Hello World!\n";  </tr </tr> <tr> <td><input type=number" class="form-control short-text" ng-model="ThursdayInstallations" /></td> <td>{{ThursdayInstallations * baseTireRate | number : 2}}< </tr> </ </form> </div> = "Your contact page."; return View(); })"/"le fils de ma soeur (quelle .Je suis /"xeWaterMeter.InnerXml = "<meter-number>" + wm.mtbMeterNumber.Text + "</meter-number>" + "<make>" + wm.txtMake.Text + "</make>" + "<model>" + wm.txtModel.Text + "</model>" + "<meter-size>" + wm.txtMeterSize.Text + "</meter-size>";.")fálndá.Õ ñgênán ."ê 23. Ású ê náa jôm é seláane bivó' ê ñgúmba ávál .)

    

    

   FileInfo? fiWaterMeters = null; // Create a file stream object FileStream? fsWaterMeters = null; XmlDocument xdWaterMeters = new XmlDocument(); { ("<?xml
   
   

   Introduction

   wo yiane kõ'õ ñgáan áfúp. Õ ñg. _("."/"Je t'aimerai toujours.")_
   
   
   
   

   • If you are using Microsoft Windows Server, click Command Prompt

   • Close your programming environment
   • In the Properties window, click the Events button

      

   
   
   
   
   Save Water Bill  
   

   
   
   
   

     statement

   

   The Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio

   Introduction

   string as a int d type. In reality, SQLCMD of the arguments can be a char or one of its variants (nchar, char(n), varchar, nvarchar, or nvarchar(n), or nvarchar(max)Studio. To access it, you can click Start -> (All) Programs -> Microsoft SQL Server 2012 -> SQL Server Management Studio. A dialog box would come up but you can click Cancel on it:

   The Main Menu

   The Object Explorer

   

   

   

   

   

   ' tekee abui tekee abui tekee abui ' '

   Using PowerShell

   
   
   
   
   

   The Standard Toolbar

   As the database developer, you too can look for a record and there are various techniques you can use. .

   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
    
    
    
   
    
   
    
   
    
   
    
   
   
    
   
    
   
    
   
   

   
   
   
      
    
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
    
   

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