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sā'ingge
sa'ingge
How; in what state or condition; in what manner.
If the question word is used by itself with a noun or pronoun, sā'ingge is used for asking about the state of s.t. and inumey for the means of achieving s.t. If a verb is used in the sentence either one can be used.
Sā'ingge ne ka'am?
How are you?
Sā'ingge pamakayat peyita'an inin?
How can one light this lamp?
(in)umey
To treat in what manner, to do what.
Sā'inggene si ka'u hangkan kew hebba'?
What did he do to you that you fell? (or How did he make you fall?)
Sā'inggete bang iye akahante?
How shall I do it when I tell her? (or What shall I tell her?)
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