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Courtesy Phrases and Pleasantries
| English | Triparic |
|---|---|
| Please. | Gerne. |
| Thank you. | Graze. |
| You're welcome. | Gerne. |
| How are you? | Vi vad'st ðŏ? or Vi vadasch vø? (plural) |
Hail and Farewell
| English | Triparic |
|---|---|
| Hello. | Ollà. |
| Hey. | Hä. |
| Goodbye. | Vidoncor. |
| Bye. | Vidon'. |
Short responses
| English | Triparic |
|---|---|
| Yes. | Æ. |
| No. | Nä. |
| Maybe. | Eblic. |
| (I) don't know. | (Ia) nac wæse. |
| Okay. | Okä. |
| All right or No problem. | All'façil. |
| Come on or Stop joking. | Ven'ŏs. |