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Mi lenga (Di dos tomo)
- Creator:
- Lauffer, Pierre Antoine
- Publication Date:
- 1971
- Type:
- Book
- Format:
- 2 dl. : ill., foto's ; 21 cm.
- Source Institution:
- University of Netherland Antilles
- Holding Location:
- University of Netherland Antilles
- Subject Keyword:
- Papiamentu; taalkunde
- Schoolboeken
- Language:
- Papiamento
“...mira).
Weta bey mesa. (Weta bow di mesa).
Un table strika. (tabla di strika).
D ta kay af, anto a ku i ta bira e Kokole sushi, (kokolo di). D ta kav af, anto o ku i ta bira e 94
Tuti bonchi. (tutu di). D ta kay af, anto u ku i ta bira i.
Kambyo di aksnt
Aya bo...”
2
Ta asina o ta asana? : abla, uzu i kustumber sefardí
- Creator:
- Henriquez-Alvarez Correa, May
- Publication Date:
- 1988
- Type:
- Book
- Format:
- XVI, 122 p. ; 22 cm.
- Source Institution:
- University of Netherland Antilles
- Holding Location:
- University of Netherland Antilles
- Subject Keyword:
- Joden; Nederlandse Antillen
- Papiamentu; woordenboeken
- Spreektaal; Nederlandse Antillen
- Language:
- Papiamento
“...ku e no ta kokin. E ta sigui brega te ora e bisa loke e tin di bisa. Bo plan ta demasiado estrambtiko, e ta kokin hende. kokolo bib kokolo mur, ta palabra ku muchanan ta bisa, ora nan tin p.e. un para den nan dos mannan i e para ta manera mei morto. fig. bis...”
3
Un selekshon di palabra i ekspreshon (Di dos tomo)
- Creator:
- Lauffer, Pierre Antoine
- Lauffer, Pierre Antoine
- Publisher:
- Boekhandel St. Augustinus ( Korsow Willemstad , Curaçao )
- Publication Date:
- 1974
- Type:
- Book
- Format:
- 2 dl. : ; 21 cm.
- Source Institution:
- University of Netherland Antilles
- Holding Location:
- University of Netherland Antilles
- Subject Keyword:
- Folklore
- Papiamentu
- Spreekwoorden en gezegden; Nederlandse Antillen
- Taalkunde
- Schoolboeken
- Language:
- Papiamento
“...ke men:
kaski palu (kaska di) kokoli funchi (kokolo di)
Pero banda di e forma kulto nos por tende tambe mash hopi be kontrakshon di e siguiente maneronan: ai e: Kaske palu (kaska di)
0i e: Kokole funchi (kokolo di)
ei i: dedi pia (dede di)
ui i: suki dou (suku...”
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