Kriol Kwis! Wanim min 'baitim'? / What does 'baitim' mean? #KriolKwiz— Kriol Kantri (@KriolKantri) April 8, 2016
Yumob bin ol pudum raitwan ensa: baitim min 'bite'. Gudwan! Bla detlot najawan ensa...
Ba 'bait', mela raidim beit. Bla 'buy', yu garra tok baiyim. En 'tease', im tisim.
Wen yu luk det -im ending la beb, mela tok in trensitib beb - im weya yu dum samting la natha ting o pesin.
Dijan bin tu isi ba yumob maidi! Ai garra trai meigi det nekswan mowa hadwan...
Everyone got it right: baitim means 'bite'. Well done! Regarding the other answers...
For 'bait', you right it like this: beit. For 'buy', you use the verb baiyim. And 'tease' is tisim.
Anytime you see the -im ending on a verb, it's known as a transitive verb - it's when the action involves someone/something doing something to someone/something.
I think this one was a little easy! I'll try to make the next one harder...
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