Lessons: VAI 11a akushu, mishishtu, shikatshu, tshitimu (1,2,3,4)::Translate the words

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(quand.../ne pas...) je suis malade

(quand.../ne pas...) tu es malade

(quand.../ne pas...) il/elle est malade

(quand.../ne pas...) il/elle [obviatif] est malade; ils/elles [obviatif] sont malades

(quand.../ne pas...) je suis grand, gros

(quand.../ne pas...) tu es grand, gros

(quand.../ne pas...) il/elle est grand, gros

(quand.../ne pas...) il/elle [obviatif] est grand, gros; ils/elles [obviatif] sont grands, gros

(quand.../ne pas...) j'ai froid

(quand.../ne pas...) tu as froid

(quand.../ne pas...) il/elle a froid

(quand.../ne pas...) il/elle [obviatif] a froid; ils/elles [obviatif] ont froid

(quand.../ne pas...) je suis paresseux

(quand.../ne pas...) tu es paresseux

(quand.../ne pas...) il/elle est paresseux

(quand.../ne pas...) il/elle [obviatif] est paresseux; ils/elles [obviatif] sont paresseux

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