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Spelling

In Lango, words are spelled exactly as they are pronounced. Plural is denoted by a word jo, o at the beginning of the word or i, e, o, gi, wu, wa etc at the end of a word. There are common misconceptions by ending words in English like style.

Singular and plural include;-

Verb(English)Singular(Lango)Plural(Lango)
CattleDyangDok
BoyAwobiAwobe
A South SudaneseDano me Cudan i pingJo me Cudan i ping
A child AtinOtino
An AcholiAcholiOcholi
WomanDakoMon
PersonDanoJoo
RelativeWatWati
Neighbour Jirani Jirani 
Good BerBeco
EatCamCamu
PlayerAtukoOtuko
Fault BalBale
MineMera, megaMegwa
MineNaWu
FarmerApurOpur

Below are words that begin with the following vowels;-

O at the beginning of the word include;-

EnglsihLango
Rained, fattendOcwe
DrunkOmer, omato
TiredOol
Evening Otyeno
FinishedOtum
DidOtimo
Cultivated Opuro
SpilledOony
SpoiltObale
Staled Okwok

 

A at the beginning of word include;-

EnglishLango
An insultAyet
SoonAcegi
Brain Adam
ThreeAdek
LatelyAcocoki
LightAcara
Government Abumente
BananaAbolo
BaboonAbim
Headache Abarwic 

 

I at the beginning  of the word include;-

EnglishLango
After Iyonge 
WithinIyie
Under, belowIte
Sweet potato Icok
NetItanarwa 
ThickInong
Club, society, group Iryonget 
TypeIpone
MistIkuna
DawnIbai

 

E at the beginning of the word include;-

LangoEnglish 
EntoBut, nevertheless 
EyoAlright 
Engato Lion
ErerekStrike
EmanyLiver
EletPasture
Elinga Fish basket 
EdikeLeech 
EcipanCrowd
EdekePlague 

 

U at the beginning of the word include;-

LangoEnglish
UmaFork
UngaMaize flour 
UkRinse, pour 
UdiHouses 
UcoThrow
UduOstrich
UciThread
UmNose
Um congKnee cap
UngaPosho
UraMarvel, surprised
UroSurprised