Migl a Joolai

migl
Variant: midl. n. middle.



midl (var: migl) n. middle.

Wi midi sidong pahn wahn rak da midl a di riva.
We were sitting on a rock in the middle of the river.

Grani doz aalwayz emti ih poa pat midl a di nait.
Granny used to always empty her chamber pot in the middle of the night.

Wahn sani bay mi deh rait da migl a di riva, soh wi swim owt ahn gaahn sidong pahn it.
There was a shallow sandy area in the middle of the river, so we swam out and sat on it.

Jraa wahn schrayt lain dong di midl a di paypa.
Draw a straight line down the middle of the paper.

Wi kaa brok dong migl a tong.
Our car broke down in the middle of town.


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