Paiwan Every Day 512: amen

uri pasa taihuku amen nusauni. 

Free translation:

We are leaving for Taipei soon. 

Word gloss:

1. uri: will, be going to
2. pasa: towards, CONJ. In Paiwan, there is no problem for a sentence to stand without a verb. The action can be implied. 
3. taihuku: Taipei, loanword from Japanese 台北 たいほく. Now タイペイ is more common in Japanese, yet in Paiwan, we still say たいほく . 
4. amen: we, 1st person plural NOM
5. nusauni: next, in a while, soon

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From Raleigh Ferrell's Paiwan Dictionary (1982) and ILRDF Online Paiwan Dictionary pasa.