Example of the use of "Ngionan" in daily life.
Ngionan ku' nyam oda' yoh nang sind'a noh - loosely translated "I feel like he shouldn't have say the words"
Sunday, April 29, 2018
Ngionan
Ngionan (pronounced as Ngio-nan) is a verb of action feeling to avoid. It's not practically physical but avoid as in feelings so that it won't happen. Very rare word that could easily forgotten by the younger generation because they never heard of it.
Example of the use of "Ngionan" in daily life.
Ngionan ku' nyam oda' yoh nang sind'a noh - loosely translated "I feel like he shouldn't have say the words"
Example of the use of "Ngionan" in daily life.
Ngionan ku' nyam oda' yoh nang sind'a noh - loosely translated "I feel like he shouldn't have say the words"
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