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ansuite'lmatl / ansuite'lmatl : feel sorry for / feel bad about

Recordings:
Diane Mitchell (Listuguj)
Eunice Metallic
Joe Wilmot
Part of speech: verb animate transitive
Translation: He/she feel bad about him
Gloss: feel sorry for
Gloss: feel bad about
Example:
Text: Ansuite'lmatl witapal. / Ansuite'lmatl witapal.
Translation: He/She feels sorry for his/her friend.
Recording: Eunice Metallic
Pronunciation guide: an·su·i·deel·ma·dêl
Alternate grammatical form:
ansuite'lmg, ansuite'lm'g / ansuite'lmk, ansuite'lm'kl — I feel sorry for someone — (first person singular animate subject, third person singular animate object)
ansuite'lmul / ansuite'lmul — I feel sorry for you — (first person singular animate subject, second person singular animate object)
ansuite'lmit / ansuite'lmit — He/she feels sorry for me — (third person singular animate subject, first person singular animate object)

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