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yet

1. yet

  • i no yet not yet

2. still

  • Em i stap yet.
    He is still here.

3. self, selves

  • Em yet i wokim.
    He/She did it him/herself.
  • yumi yet ourselves
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yia

year (also yar)

  • Tupela yia i go pinis.
    Two years have passed.
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yis

yeast

  • Mama i laik wokim bret, tasol em i no gat yis.
    Mother wants to bake bread but she has no yeast.
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yisim

to add yeast

  • Sapos yu no yisim plaua, ol bret i no inap solap.
    If you do not add yeast to the flour, the bread will not rise.
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yot

iodine

  • Putim sampela yot long ol sua bilong yu.
    Put some iodine on your sores.
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yu

you (singular)

  • Go wasim han bilong yu.
    Go and wash your hands.

See also: Personal Pronouns in Tok Pisin

Author SamPosted on 2017-06-012018-07-04Categories Tok Pisin to English, YTags Personal Pronoun (Tok Pisin)1 Comment on yu

yumi

we, us (including the listener)

  • Em i bilong yumi.
    This is ours.

See also: Personal Pronouns in Tok Pisin

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yumitupela

you and I, the two of us

  • Yumitupela tasol.
    Just the two of us.

See also: Personal Pronouns in Tok Pisin

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yunifom

uniform.

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yupela

you (plural)

  • Yupela olgeta i ken sindaun na kaikai nau.
    You can all sit down and eat now.

See also: Personal Pronouns in Tok Pisin

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