Dopela Din, Takisi
| Ale ximal/kulya. | Go left/right. |
| Ale polole. | Go straight. |
| Cepela/Napela kasa/kamino. | This/That building/road. |
| Yu ale kelado? | Where are you going? |
| Mi mau ale... | I want to go to... |
| Mi no sabe. | I don't know. |
| Celado/Nalado | Here/There |
| Ximal mo kulya? | Left or right? |
| Stapi! | Stop! |
| Sala | Wrong |
| Mi mau ale mi di kasa. | I want to go home. |
So for day two, directions. Maybe not that useful in a language where you will most likely never meet another speaker, but it does give you the ability to say things in Neo-Patwa, to get used to using it. Once again, I'm not perfect, so there could be mistakes. Memorize this, maybe give yourself directions as you drive around and come back tomorrow (maybe) for the next lesson.
Xanti.
Xanti.
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