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1.Theoceansideofhislandhadalotofabḷajtiñplants.Eabḷajtiiñḷamjakolikin ṃweoiṃōn.abḷajtiiñ
2.Theadenpesharksontheoceansideofthisislandarefierce.Elājadenpeinlikin āninadenpe
3.They'refishingforadenpesharksontheocean sideErraṇrejkaadenpeilik.adenpe
4.Thecurrentisflowingintothelagoonfromtheocean.Ejaewaartokjānlik.aear
5.Thesurfaceoftheoceanontheleesideofthisisland'sissmootherthanthatofJemoIsland.Eḷae ḷọkioonaejetinliklaḷin āninjānJemọ.aejet
6.Thislagoonhasmoreoceancurrentsflowingoutthaninthatlagoon.Eaelik ḷọk ṃaḷoon āninjān āneṇaelik
7.Theboatgotdriftedoutwiththecurrenttotheoceansideoftheisland.Eaeliki ḷọkwaeo ñanlikin āneoaelik
8.ThePacificOceanhasmoreislandsandatollsthantheAtlantic.Eaelōñe ḷọkBajjipiikjānAtḷaṇtiik.aelōñ
9.ThenorthwardflowingcurrentisgreatestontheoceansideofḶōñarinArṇo.Aeniñeañḷọktatalikin ḶōñariloArṇo.aeniñeañḷọk
10.ThecurrentintheoceanbetweenLikiepandRuōtisflowingnorthward.EaeniñeañḷọkmetoeṇkōtaanLikiepimRuōt.aeniñeañḷọk
11.ThecurrentontheoceansideofNaṃdikIslandishazardous.AetinlikinNaṃdikekauwōtata.aet
12.Thereisacurrentintheocean.Eaetlọjet.aet
13.Thecurrentdriftedthecanoeouttotheocean sideEaete ḷọkkōrkōreo ñanlik.aet
14.Thewindiscreatingcurrentsintheocean.Kōtoinekaaetelọjet.aet
15.Thewindiscreatingcurrentsintheocean.Kōtoinekōṃṃananaetlọjet.aet
16.Thispartoftheoceanfeelsabitspooky,”Fathersaidatthesametimetheincidentoccurred.P1036Āinwōtmetojabinebajaeto,”Jemaekarbaejjailominiteowōtekarwaḷọkmenin.aeto
17.Theoceansideshoreislitteredwithdriftwood.Eaikilikin āninaik
18.TheoceansideofJemọislandislitteredthemostwithdriftwood.EaikitatalikinJemọ.aik
19.Therearemorehardrocksontheoceansideoftheislandthanbefore.Eajaje ḷọklikin āninjān ṃoktaajaj
20.Whenwereachedtheoceansideofthereefstretchingeastward,atunasobigitwouldrequiretwomentocarryitleaptatthelureandwasfirmlyhooked.P1302Kekōmmānkartōparlikintōkāeotak ḷọk,ekātakjuonajbōkruoimpen.ajbōkruo
21.ThelagoonsideofPiñlepIslandhasmoreakajinfishthanthelagoonsideofBōttoIsland,however,mostoftheakajinfishcanbefoundontheoceansideofMejattoIsland.EakajiniḷokarinPiñlepjānarinBōtto,ijokeeakajintatalikinMejatto.akajin
22.Therearelotsofmulletontheoceansideofthisisland.Eakōrelikin āninakōr
23.ItisobviouslyakingfishcaughtattheoceansideofJebatIsland.AlikkarkealinlikinJebat.al
24.Didyounoticethephosphorescenceontheoceansideoftheouterreeflastnight?Kwaarlokeaḷakeoilikinbaalboñ?aḷak
25.Isthewhiteparrotfishplentifulontheoceansideoftheisland?Eaḷakiiekeekmoujilikin āninaḷakiie
26.ParrotfishfromtheoceansideofKāmeej-eṇ (Mājrotract).AlworinlikinKāmeej-eṇ.alwor
27.It'sgoodbecausetheoceansideisteemingwithparrotfish.Eṃṃanbweealoworelik ṇealwor
28.AnbūripandanusfromtheoceansideofElbert'shouse.Anbūriinlikin ṃweeṇiṃōnEḷpāār.Anbūri
29.IwasstillsleepywhenIwentuptogetwaterfromtheoceantowashmyface.P821Ikararruñijñijwōtkeijwanlōñ ḷọkinetteiñormejilọjet.aruñijñij
30.Aurhasmostflounderontheocean sideEbbaleletatalikinAur.bale
31.Therearelotsofflounderontheoceansidetoday.Ebbalelelikrainin.bale
32.Youshouldgofishingusingthebōbō (ebbō)methodtowardtheoceansideofthatisland.Kwōnbōbōḷọk(ebbōḷọk) ñanlikin ānuweobōbō
33.ItwasclearthattheLikabwirowasfilledtocapacityandcarryingasmuchasitcouldassoonasitmovedawayfromthesideofthepierandstartingsailingoutthroughthepassintotheopenocean.P490EjkabbaralikkaranLikabwiro ḷejānjoñananjokkeekar ṃōṃakūtjānturinwabeoimtōtōr ḷọk ñananbuñlik.buñlik
34.WhentheboatmadeitthroughthepassandintotheopenoceanFathercameupfromtheengineroom.P525EjbuñlikwōtwaeoimpādilikakewaḷọktokJemajāniṃōninjineo.buñlik
35.Thesurfisalwayshighontheoceansideofthisislet.Ebbuñṇoṇolikin āninbuñṇo
36.SomeofthesequestionsIwasthinkingareappropriateforthoseamonguswhohaveknowledge,understanding,andexperiencewiththeoceaninourislands,sotheycanteachotherswhiletheystillhavetime.P802Jetkeinkajjitōkij ḷōmṇakrōkkar ñananroilubwilijideoraerjeḷā,meḷeḷe,imimminenekōnmetoinaelōñkein,bwerenkwaḷọkmejḷaerkiinkeejwōrwōtaeriien.bwilji-
37.WhenIheardtheCaptainsaythis,IthoughtaboutitandwasamazedthatFatherwasabletorecognizethewavesontheoceansideofPikeejfromthemovementoftheboatwhiletheCaptainsaysheneedstoactuallyseethem.P799KeikarroñnaankeinanKapeneo,iḷōmṇakimbwilōñbajjekippatauninanJemamaroñkile ṇoinlikinPikeejjān ṃōṃakūtkūtinwaeoakKapeneoebaejaikujkarlokōnmejān.bwilōñ
38.Haven'tyougottenthroughtotheoceansideyet?Koṃnañindeblọkkelik.deblọk
39.ThetyphoonspreadrocksallacrosstheoceansideofJālwōj.TaibooneoearkōdekākeikilikinJālwōj.dekā
40.Thepileofstonesattheoceansideofthatisletisbig.Eḷapeakḷeeṇilikinaneeṇ.eakḷe
41.Thewaveshavewashedoverthestonebarrierontheoceanside;pleasestackthestonestogetheragain.Eṃōjan ṇotọọreeakḷeilik;kwōnejoujidekākaṇeippāndoon.eakḷe
42.Thebombburstanddugthingsuptowardtheocean sideBoktañeoeaarebjakḷọk ñanlik.ebjak
43.Theshipisattheeasternoceansideofthisisland.Waeoeṇepādlikiej.ej
44.TherearelotsofekmoujontheoceansideofWotje.EḷapanekmoujilikinWōjjā.ekmouj
45.Lineforbottomfishingonocean sideEounliklọk.eo
46.Feelingchillywhileondrylandisnotthesameasthechilloneexperiencesonopenocean.Piọineppāneneejjabjoñanwōtpiọineoonlọjet.eppānene
47.Perhapsthecoldseabreezeisthereasonland-basedchillisnotasbitingastheocean oneBwōlenkōto ṃoḷo ṇeioonlọmetoejkōṃṃanbwepiọineppāneneenjabekkañinwōtpiọinioonlọmeto.eppānene
48.HowabouttakingawalkovertheoceansidereefandseeifyoulocatetheschoolofṃọleEtalpeete ṃōklik ṇeimlalekwōloke ṃọleeo.etalpeet
49.ThePortuguesemen-o'-warontheoceansideofthisisletreallysting.Eḷapanididaolōkinlikin āninidid
50.Peoplefromthebottomofocean (legend).Ri-ikjet.ikjet
51.Thosefellowsaretrollingalongtheocean sideḶōṃaroraṇrejilaraklik.ilarak
52.Theiṃiṃatthelagoonsidearebiggerthantheiṃiṃattheocean sideElḷapiṃiṃiniaarjānlik.iṃiṃ
53.Theshipisheavingtoontheocean sideWaeoeṇejiptuilik.iptu
54.TheredsnapperfromtheoceansideofLauraaredelicious.EouwijaapinlikinLaura.jaap
55.ThemenwerefishingforredsnapperontheoceansideofMajuro.ḶōṃaroraarkōjaaplikinMājro.jaap
56.Theboatsareontheoceansideofthatislet.Wakokaṇrepādjablikin āneeṇjablik
57.Theoceansideofthatisletisgoodandcalm.Emṃananlurjablikin āneeṇjablik
58.Thosemenarefishingbythejabukmethodontheocean sideḶōṃaroraṇrejjabuk.jabuk
59.Fisharereallyscarceontheoceansideofthatsmallislet.Eḷapanjaikelikin ānejidikdikeṇ.jaike
60.Therearefewerfishonthelagoonsidethanontheocean sideEḷapanjāikeiaarjānlik.jāike
61.Fisharebitinglessonthelagoonsidethanontheocean sideEjakkūk ḷọkiaarjānlik.jakkūk
62.Therearelotsofpoolsontheoceansideofthisislet.Eḷapanjejalōblōb(ejjalōblōb)likin āninjalōb
63.ThepoolsontheoceansideofWotjearebig.JalōbinlikinWōjjāreḷḷap.jalōb
64.Thosemenarespearfishinginthereefpoolsontheocean sideḶōṃaroraṇrejturọñilojalōbeṇilik.jalōb
65.Thejellyfishattheoceansidearepoisonous.Jañijinlikrōbaijin.jañij
66.Therearemorejellyfishattheoceansideofthatsmallislet.Ejjañijñijlikin ānejidikdikeṇ.jañij
67.Themenarecatchingbirdstowardtheocean sideḶōṃaroraṇrejejjọñḷọkbao ñanlik.jejoñ
68.Whatboatisthatflashinglightontheocean sideWaateṇejkōjjoramramilik?jejoram
69.Thefishingboatwasflashingitssearchlightontheoceansidelastnight.Waaneọñōdeoearkōjjoramramilikboñ.jejoram
70.Theyaregoingtotheoceansidetolookforcomingships.Rejilọk ñanlikinkajjeḷoḷo.jeḷo
71.Filluptheholestowardtheocean sideJeñakelikḷọkrọñkaṇe.jeñak
72.Therearelotsofsquirelfishontheoceansideofthisisland.Ejjeraralikin āniinjera
73.Jerwōtfromtheoceansidearemoredeliciousthanthosefromthelagoonside.Jerwōtinlikennọḷọkjānjerwọtiniaar.jerwōt
74.Therearelotsofjerwōtontheoceansidetoday.Eḷapanjerwọtelikrainin.jerwōt
75.Theschoolofjerwōtisattheocean sideBaruinjerwōteoeṇlik.jerwōt
76.Lotsofjibbaḷañattheoceansidetoday.Ejibbaḷañelikrainin.jibbaḷañ
77.They'rehuntingfortopshellsontheocean sideRejkajidduulilik.jidduul
78.Atopshellfromtheocean sideJidduulinlik.jidduul
79.Therearelotsoftopshellsontheoceansidetoday.Ejidduulilikrainin.jidduul
80.Come,let'swalkhandinhandtowardtheocean.Itokkōjroijjurpeḷọkeọọj ḷọkjijurpe
81.Letshuntforjininninpokpokattheoceansidesincelotsofthemthere.Jenilānkajinninpokpokbweelōñjininninpokpokilik.jinenpokpok
82.TherearelotsofflyingfishontheoceansideofMajuro.EjojoelikinMājro.jojo
83.Theywerelookingforthingsthathaddriftedupontheocean sideRaarkōjōkwāilik.jokwā
84.Ifoundthatbottleontheoceansideshore.Iaarkōjokwāikbatoeṇilik.jokwā
85.Theoceansideofthisisletislitteredwithdriftwood.Ejjokwākwālikin āninjokwā
86.ButI’msureIfeltthePikeejislandoceansidewavesatdawn,justalittlewhilebeforeitshutoff,”Fathersaid.P792Ak āinwōtiareñjake ṇoinlikinPikeejkeejjoraantak, ṃoktaḷọkjidikjānankun,”Jemaeba.joraantak
87.TherearelotsofjoururontheoceansideofArno.EjoururilikinArṇo.jourur
88.TheoceansideofArnohasthemostjoururEjouritatalikinArṇo.jourur
89.TheredsnapperfromtheoceansideofWotjearebig.EḷḷapjuwajoinlikinlikinWōjjā.juwajo
90.Themenarefishingwithtorchesonthereefattheocean sideḶōṃaroraṇrejkabwililik.kabwil
91.TheewaefromtheoceansideofMajuroispoisonous.EwaeinlikinMājrojejkadeke.kadek
92.Throwstonestowardtheocean sideKwōnkadkad ḷọk ñanlik.kadkad
93.Themenarefishingonthereefattheocean sideḶōṃaroraṇrejkaikikūtilikioonpedped.kaikikūt
94.Hetriedtofindoutwheretheywereinthemidstoftheoceanbutwithoutresult.Ḷeoearkajikmeto ḷọkooṃeboñakejjeḷọktōprak.kajikmeto
95.Theboysareplayingkajjeorattheoceansideoftheisland.Ekajjeor ḷadikroilik.kajjeor
96.IwasgoingtoaskifIcouldrestalittlefirstbutwhenIrealizedtheprevailingsentiment,Ididn’tspeak,Ijustjumpedbackontothepierandwentdownoffthesideofthestairsandwashedmylegsintheocean.P48Iaartankajjitōkjakakkijejidik ṃōṃkajakiḷakkilemejatotoinijabkōnonoakibarkelọk ñanioonwabeoimtolaḷ ḷọkilojikinuweeoitōrereinimkwaḷeneōilọjet.kālọk
97.Themenarefishingwithpolesattheocean sideḶōṃaroraṇrejkappejlik.kappej
98.Anytimeyouseeaflockofbirdsontheocean,youmustknowthattherearefishwithit.Jabdewōtiienkwōjlelo(ello)kōjwad,kwōnjeḷābweeorekippāer.kōjwad
99.WeshouldsailalongtheoceansideoftheislandsuntilwereachKwajalein,”theCaptainsaidafterthinkingforawhile.P1239Jenjeraktak ḷọkiliktak ḷọk ñanbōranaelōñin,”Kapeneoekarba ālikinankarkōḷmānḷọkjeṇjidik.kōḷmānḷọkjeṇ
100.Whentheweatherisgoodandthesunisshining,oneseessunraysintheocean.Ñeejdetem ṃōṃan(eṃṃan)lañ,ekkoonaḷaḷbuḷōnlọjet.koonaḷ
101.Theoceanissmoothbecauseofthecalm.Eḷaelọjetkōnanlur.ḷae
102.Theyaredraggingthatcanoeupfromtheoceantothelagoonside.Waeoeṇrejleartak.lear
103.Dragthatcanoetotheocean sideKwōnlelik ḷọkwa ṇelelik
104.Let'sgototheocean sideKōjrowanlikḷọk.lik
105.OntheoceansideofKapinwōdisland,Likiep,”theCaptainanswered.P791LikinwōtKapinwōd,Likiep,”Kapeneoeuwaak.lik
106.Theoceansideofthisislethaslotsofconeshells.Ellikaebeblikin āninlikaebeb
107.Justemptyitonthedeckanditwillrunoutintotheocean,”theCaptainyelledovertome.P648Āinwōtjuon ñekwōlutōk ḷọk ṇaioonteekbweenaajtọọr ḷọk ñanlọjet,”Kapeneoejiroñtok.lilutōk
108.Theoceanstartedgettingkindofchoppy.P113Ioonlọjetejinoankain ṇeliṃaajṇoṇobajjek.liṃaajṇoṇo
109.Thesuncameupthroughtheswellsoftheocean.P835Aḷekar ḷolōñdejānioon ñōlḷo-
110.Theboatwasbecalmedinthemiddleoftheocean.Eluriwaeo ṇailọmeto.lur
111.ThesearesomequestionsIwasthinkingareappropriateforthoseamonguswhohaveknowledge,understanding,andexperiencewiththeoceaninourislands,sotheycanexplainanddescribe (analyze)themwhiletheyarestillabletodoso.P802Jetkeinkajjitōkij ḷōmṇakrōkkar ñananroilubwilijideoraerjeḷā,meḷeḷe,imimminenekōnmetwan(metoin)aelōñkein,bwerenkwaḷọkmejḷaerkiinkeejwōrwōtaeriien.mejaḷ
112.Thesurfaceoftheoceanisverycalmandsmooth.Eḷapanlurimmemetaltōl(emmetaltōl)eoonlọjet.metal
113.BeforeWesternerscametotheMarshalls,peopleusedtousetreecatchments,cisterns,andoceanwaterforbathing,washinghands,anddrinking.S22Ṃoktajānanitokarmejinpālle ñan Ṃajeḷ,ri-Ṃajeḷrōkeinkōjerbaleṃṃak,aebōjlaḷ,kablọjet ñantutu,aṃwin,imidaak.ṃōṃak
114.WhenIheardtheCaptainsaythis,IthoughtaboutitandwasamusedthatFatherwasabletorecognizethewavesontheoceansideofPikeejfromthemovementoftheboatwhiletheCaptainsaysheneedstoactuallyseethem.P799KeikarroñnaankeinanKapeneo,iḷōmṇakimbwilōñbajjekippatauninanJemamaroñkile ṇoinlikinPikeejjān ṃōṃakūtkūtinwaeoakKapeneoebaejaikujkarlokōnmejān.ṃōṃakūt
115.Beforeyoucantakeacanoeoutintotheoceanyouhavetoknowhowtocontrolthepitch.Ṃoktajānaṃ ṃwelikkōnkōrkōr,kwōjaikujjeḷākaṃṃōt.ṃōṃōt
116.Thereislotsoffoamattheoceansideduetothebigwaves.Eḷapan ṃōrṃōrlikkōnan ḷap ṇoṃōrṃōr
117.Itlookslikesomeonespilledwhitepaintallovertheocean,”theBoatswainanswered.P751Ekweein ḷōmānioonlọjetwōt ñeekar ṃōjunomouji,”Bojineoeukōt ḷọkmouj
118.Icannowsayforsurethatdriftinginthedangerousopenoceanisahorribleexperience.”P1337Peḷọkilometokauwōtataimaroñbakiinkeelukkuunnana.”peḷọk
119.Hey,whatarethose!”theBoatswainwasalmostovercomewithexcitementashepointedattheocean.P996O,atakākaṇe!”Bojineoeraññōḷọkimjitōñ ḷọkioonlọjet.raññōḷọk
120.ListeningtowhathesaidIlookedovertothewestandsawthatthesunwasstartingtosetinthemiddleoftheocean.P500Iroñjakeankōnonotokim ḷakrōreto ḷọk ñankapilōñ,iloanaḷjinojako ḷọkibuḷōnlọjet.roñjake
121.Weknowmoreaboutouroceanthanthembecausewegrewuplearningaboutitfromourgrandparents.”P402Jejeḷā ḷọkkōnmetokeinadjānerbwejaardikimrūttoḷọkieippānrojiṃṃaad.rūttoḷọk
122.Youguysshouldwaitandseeuntilnextweeksoitwon’tstrandyouinthemiddleoftheocean.”P122Koṃeañenkōttar ṃoktaimlale ñanwiikuweotokbweenjabtabuukkoṃ ṇailọmeto.”tabu
123.Jabōnkōnnaan (proverb):Youeattoyourfillontheoceanside(insecret);youreyeballsareabouttopopout.Whenyou'reinneedyoubegforhelp!"Inotherwords,nomanisanisland.Weshouldalwaysalllookoutforoneanother.Kwoṃōñāitujablikkaṇ;kwōdodoortimmej. Ḷakbankūreoin!timmej
124.Thatseemssofarbecausewearesotiredofbeingouthereontheocean,”Isaidtobothofthem.P1209Enbajtōtoḷọkwōtkejeṃōkinpādioonlọjet,”iba ñanerro.tōtoḷọk
125.WellIdidn’tlookverycarefullyattheoceanatthattime,butIhaveahardtimebelievingwearethatfarawayfromLikiep,”theCaptainsaid.P796Ekweikarjabbajkakkōtmejōkioonlọjetiloawa ṇekwōjba,ak āinwōtepentōmakkejoñandeinadmāntōtoḷọkjānLikiep,”Kapeneoeba.tōtoḷọk
126.Iturnedmyheadandlookedupattheskyandattheocean;everythingwascompletelyquietandcalm.P993Iḷakbōkbōraimwaattokturinlañimioonlọjet,elurwōtimlur.waat
127.Gotowardtheocean.Wanmetoḷọk.wan-
128.Walktowardocean sideWanlikḷọk.wan-
129.Thecanoelooksbeautifulontheocean.Ewōjtokwaeṇioonlọjet.wōj
130.Hecovereditstopwithboards,builtahouseonit,putupamastandattachedasailsothatitcouldsailontheoceanaroundtheisland.P7Ekarpinejiooneakerā,kalōkjuoneṃ ṇaioon,kajuurjuonkajuimkōḷaakwūjḷāinbweenmaroñjerakrōkilowaan ṃaḷoinaelōñeṇ.wōjḷā

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