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Tibetan translation: maray
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maray Explanation: Actually, 'yes' and 'no' are conveyed in Tibetian using the affirmative and negative forms of 4 forms of 'to be'. Verb 'rebay' (animals/peopel): ray / maray Verb 'yawrebay'(idem): yawray/yaw-maray Verb 'dugay' (places): du / mindu Verb 'gawbay' (want): gaw / mögaw |
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