Paiwan Every Day 377: kan // makan

aicu a kinsan ta udung imaza makan aravac. 

In English: 

The noodles cooked here is very delicious. 

Glossary: 

1. a-icu: this. a- 'subject case marker for commun nouns'; the root is icu 'this'. 
2. a: ligature (LIG)
3. k<in>sa-(a)n: being cooked, undergoer voice (UV). The root is kesa 'cook'. 
4. ta: oblique (OBL) case marker
5. udung: noodles, loanword from Japanese うどん. 
6. i-maza: here. i- 'in or at, locative (LOC)'; the root is maza 'here'. 
7. ma-kan: tasty or delicious. ma- 'be in the condition of'; the root is kan 'eat'. In southern Paiwan, we say sanguaq more often. 
8. aravac: very, quite

Reading: 

From CIP Online Paiwan Dictionary makan.