This body part is used for thinking and wearing hats.
Sir π§βπ¦±
You use these to hear sounds and music.
Kun π
You bend these when you sit or kneel
Goday π¦΅
This might hurt if you eat too much candy
Tidd π€’π½οΈ
If someone says, βHow are you?β and you're smiling and excited, you might say...Main ____ ah
Main kush ah π
You chew your food with these.
Dandh π
You clap using these
Hath β
You wear shoes and socks on this body part
Pair π£
You can brush it, braid it, or tie it up in a ponytail
Val πββοΈ
If you feel like crying or had a bad day, you might say...Main ____ ah
Main udaas ah π’
These help you see everything around you.
Akhan π
You use this body part to point and pick things up.
Ungala/Ungalian βοΈ
These help you run, jump, and dance
Pair π£
These grow on your fingers and toes and can be painted
Nauh π
If your veerji breaks your LEGO set, you might say...Main ____ ah
Main gusey ah π‘
This helps you smell flowers or stinky socks
Nuk π
This is the tiniest finger on your hand
Chichi π€
This long part connects your shoulder to your hand
Banh πͺ
This part of your body helps you stand up straight and carry your backpack
Tuhi/Pitth π
You just had a long soccer practice and now you want to lie down, you might say....Main ____ ah
Main thaki/thakiah ah π΄
These help you talk, smile, and eat
Bul π
This short, strong finger helps you hold a pencil and open jars
Angutha π
This joint connects your upper arm to your lower arm.
Kunee
You walk and run using these long lower body parts
lath π¦΅
Youβre having a chill day, nothing to complain about, so you just sayβ¦Main____ ah
Main teekh ah π