In this picture we can say this guy is "Masu tiboyan" crossing a bridge.
In this picture we can say this guy "Masu bingon" dolod. (walking on the edge of a mountain)
Terms associated to "Masu"
1. Tiboyan/Gimatan = Bridge
2. Bingon = Edge
Friday, January 29, 2016
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