tongana angarage ni abaa nyama na ti ti azo so, na ala tene, mu na mbi nyama ni
tongana
when
a-ngarage
pl-ngarage
ni
def
a-baa
pm-see
nyama
animal
na
in
ti
hand
ti
of
a-zo
pl-person
so,
this
na
and
ala
3pl
tene,
say
mu
give
na
to
mbi
1sg
nyama
animal
ni
the
When the Ngarage see an animal in someone's hands, they say, "Give the animal to me."
Comment:
The Ngarage are young men in a Dry Season society that serves the "lord" of the bush. They take a portion of everything killed for the lord. Some of the meat would presumably go to them also. -- The use of the conjunction na 'and' is not felicitous. Nothing justifies its use here. Notice the use of 1SG pronoun after the Ngarage are identified in the plural. This is not evidence of a grammatical function.