Pese Challenge

Next examples are about people, feelings and relations between people. After all, Maj is made for people to communicate. Describing persons and feelings is a basic skill. Here we go:

Challenge 1:

Translate:

• Hello, who are you?
• I'm a person. My name is Lucian;

Dictionary:

• tcao = hello
• pesa = person

Maj:

• tcao, ki sonu ta?
• ea sonu una pesa. mh voku Lutcian;

Challenge 2:

Translate:

• How can I call you?
• My name is Elucian!
• You can call me Luci.

Dictionary:

• tcao = hello
• pesa = person

Maj:

• tcao, ki sonu ta?
• ea sonu una pesa.
• mh voku Lutcian;

Note: Remember "c" is read like "ch" in English word "peach".

Challenge 3:

Translate:

• Tell some girl names.
• Lucretia, Roxana, Alexandra.

Dictionary:

• diku = tell
• algo = some
• tcika = girl

Maj:

• diku mi algo nome de tcika;
• Lukretsia, Roksana, Aleksandra.

Notes:

• Digraph "ts" is read like zz in the word pizza.
• Digraph "tc" is read like ch in the word peach.

Challenge 4:

Translate:

• Do you have a girlfriend?
• Yes, she is called Marina.

Dictionary

• haru = have
• miko-tcika = girlfriend
• voku = called
• da = yes

Maj:

• ta haru una miko-tcika?
• da, sa se voku Marina;

Challenge 5:

Translate:

• Are you married?
• I'm married and I have two children.

Dictionary:

• kaso = married

Maj:

• ta sonu kaso?
• da, sonu kaso ci haru be kide;

Challenge 6:

Translate:

• How do you call your girlfriend when you are at home?
• Sometimes I call her darling, but usually by name.

Dictionary:

kasa = home

algo-tepa = sometimes

bela = beautiful

iujo = usually

Maj:

• vi voku ta la ti miko-tcika ut ta sonu yn kasa?
• algo-tepa ma voku su bela, bo iujo ku noma;

Challenge 7:

Translate:

• What is your dream about?
• I dream of building a house.
• My dream is about a house.

Dictionary:

dimu = to dream

uv = about

tenu = to hold

fabu = to make

Maj:

• uv ke sonu ta dima?
• ea dimu sh fabu una kasa;
• ma dima sonu uv una kasa;