English: How did you come here?
Bahasa Malaysia: Bagaimana kamu ke sini?
Source: Borneo Lingua-Hack
Anih agah amu?: How are you? Informal, used to ask one person, and someone of your age or younger
anih agah kinde?: How are you? Used if there are more than one person
anih agah?: How are you? Polite way to ask a person that is older than you
inyam anih: how it feel
manti' anih: how big
mŭng: similar
mŭng gayŭn: just like
mŭng sien: like that
mŭng ti: like this
mungah: to unload
mungan: ridge of the house
mungas (Bk.): first to do
mungkar: 1) to ransack 2) to reveal
mungkas: to dismantle
mungku: to tie knot; tie
mungkus: to wrap
mungo': to lop off branches
mungut: to break off tip of young buds
nan anih: what for
nan manih: what for
parang mungan: beam
pimungas: a pioneer
timūnggūn: beautiful
tinan anih: what for
wang manih: when
anih: what
anih tundah amu': What are you doing? Informal, used to ask one person, and someone of your age or younger
anih tundah kinde: What are you doing? Used to ask more than one person.
manih: why
manih amu natau: Why are you laughing?