Hi,
I've always used "oongi geyo hto" for "has gone to sleep" without really thinking about what it means.
But it's just occured to me: is it actually "sleepy gone has"? (I.e., the adjective is made by adding an 'ee' sound, just like in English.)
Cheers,
Dean
I've always used "oongi geyo hto" for "has gone to sleep" without really thinking about what it means.
But it's just occured to me: is it actually "sleepy gone has"? (I.e., the adjective is made by adding an 'ee' sound, just like in English.)
Cheers,
Dean