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salluk
1.1
N-, pa-
-an
-an, pa--un
(For s.t. or s.o. different) to come into a group; to include s.t. different; (for s.t. or s.o. different) to slip s.t. into (a group/conversation).
The -an suffix is used when focusing more on the thing that is being participated in or the thing one is including s.t. in. The pa-un imp. is focusing more on what is being included into/in s.t.
Anak-anak batnaa san du pooy me' da pallun Mapun, masti' luu ja' nalluk English da.
Children today no matter how well they speak Mapun, for sure they will have some English slip into their speaking.
Bong ko mitsala, daa hangat pallun Mapun ja' saumu, arapun pasallukun du English nu sakayi-sakayi.
When you speak, don't always just use Mapun, but rather slip in your English once in awhile also.
1.2
mag-
pag--un
For two or more different things to mix together.
Ni lahat tuu magsalluk Pangutaran ka jama Mapun.
In this place Pangutaran and Mapun people mix together.
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