taata造句

• In the Society Islands, Arcturus, called " Ana-tahua-taata-metua-te-tupu-mavae " ( " a pillar to stand by " ), was one of the ten " pillars of the sky ", bright stars that represented the ten heavens of the Tahitian afterlife.
• Subject prefixes are omitted when the subject is represented by an independent pronoun : " I am going " is either " Nah taaki " or " Ntaaki ", " He is going " is either " Yaing taaki " or " Itaaki ", etc . They are also commonly absent in the presence of a full subject noun phrase : " Naing taata taaki " " My father is going ", but " repetition " of the subject is also possible : " Pkaak tkii su itraali " " The lizard ( he ) walks on the ground " ( lizard ground on it-walks ).