Word0.6% of everything written
sini
here
- Where it comes from
- Indonesian/Malay sini
- Group
- Place
- First taught
- Lesson 8
- How often it is used
- 40 times in running Amadunia — 0.6% of every word written, the 37th commonest root. Counted upstream over the lessons, texts and phrasebook; the whole curve.
- In the published corpus
- 31 of the 1321 glossed sentence pairs use it. That is a narrower measure than the one above — only sentences carrying an English translation are in the corpus, and it is the measure you can check for yourself.
- Looked up in English as
- here
- More than one
- sini-sini — the noun said twice, joined by a hyphen. Nothing is added and nothing inside the word changes, so nothing can become irregular. The rule.
In use12 shown
Sentences that use it.
Every one written by hand and checked against the rules. Shortest first.
- Mi sini.I am here.grammar/copula
- Otur sini.Sit here.lessons/lesson-10-a-day
- Lai sini.Come here.lessons/lesson-10-a-day
- Espera sini.Wait here.texts/text-12-tarik-por-skola
- Rafiki mi sini?Is my friend here?lessons/lesson-08-getting-by
- Mi rabota sini.I work here.lessons/lesson-08-getting-by
- Cok insan sini.Many people here.lessons/lesson-08-getting-by
- Mi-mi rabota sini.We work here.lessons/lesson-09-pronouns
- Mi otur sini.I sit here.lessons/lesson-10-a-day
- Otur sini, plis.Sit here, please.lessons/lesson-10-a-day
- Ta-ta suda sini.They were here.lessons/lesson-11-being
- Mi no sini.I am not here.lessons/lesson-14-not-and
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