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Sentence or phrase Speaker Translation Translation source Context Source
Ella Musk

Olah! Olah!
Yoyo mosi mita!
Nye, nye mosi mita,
Yeye mosi gusha!
Mosi gusha, mosi tiga,
Yeye kucha kucha!

Ella Musk

Olah! Olah!
Yoyo mosi mita!
Nye, nye mosi mita,
Yeye mosi gusha!
Mosi gusha, mosi tiga,
Yeye kucha kucha!

Ella Musk

Olah! Olah!
Yoyo mosi mita!
Nye, nye mosi mita,
Yeye mosi gusha!
Mosi gusha, mosi tiga,
Yeye kucha kucha!

Ella Musk

Olah! Olah!
Yoyo mosi mita!
Nye, nye mosi mita,
Yeye mosi gusha!
Mosi gusha, mosi tiga,
Yeye kucha kucha!

Ella Musk

Olah! Olah!
Yoyo mosi mita!
Nye, nye mosi mita,
Yeye mosi gusha!
Mosi gusha, mosi tiga,
Yeye kucha kucha!

Ella Musk

Olah! Olah!
Yoyo mosi mita!
Nye, nye mosi mita,
Yeye mosi gusha!
Mosi gusha, mosi tiga,
Yeye kucha kucha!

Ella Musk
Hello there! Have you eaten?
Ella Musk

From Ella Musk's dialogue. Unchanged since Version 1.0.

Ella Musk
Goodbye, have a nice trip!
Ella Musk

From Ella Musk's dialogue. Unchanged since Version 1.0.

Ella Musk

Ella Musk's idle quote, unchanged since Version 1.0.

Ella Musk's grandfather
Good/Very good/Ah, okay/Very/Completely/Most
Handy Handbook of Hilichurlian

Greetings, Etiquette:
"Da/Dada"
1. Good/Very good. 2. Casual affirmation when conversing, such as, "Ah, okay." 3. Very, completely, most.
Note: "Dada upa" means "very tall/large mountain."