Lessons in Kobold, 41

 

Lessons in Kobold, 40

 

I've reached a point where nothing matters:

Palli fa lassu fa palli uclulu.

Lessons in Kobold, 39

 

To say, in

Kobold:

Kruk doe

is to

say:

You're not listening.

Lessons in Kobold, 38

 

In Kobold, you would say 

Quasid zouami

to say

I've been alone most of my life.

Lessons in Kobold, 37

 

When one says "Poum" in Kobold

that would translate to

"The trail has gone cold".

Or they might be referring to a cold soup

made with

lentils

and possum.

Lessons in Kobold, 36

 

Lessons in Kobold, 35

 

Does that itch?

Kuju abi?

Lessons in Kobold, 34

 

Lessons in Kobold, 33

I think we've already been this way:

Hardin wala miza, miza koboo.

 

Lessons in Kobold, 32

 

Are you married?

Indi lala?

Lessons in Kobold, 31

 

Lessons in Kobold, 30

 

Quick, give me that spear!

Palu-palu zee-zi wah!

Lessons in Kobold, 29

 

I've lost the knife again!

Ooooo, Palu!

Lessons in Kobold, 28

 

Lessons in Kobold, 27

 

I keep losing things.

Madei barken alu nub.

'

Lessons in Kobold, 26

 

You look like

you would float well:

Op nissa kob.

Lessons in Kobold, 25

 

You speak Kobold beautifully-

Kurgeleeje faz, papu.

Lessons in Kobold, 24

 

Can you write?

Wreka dindo?

Lessons in Kobold, 23

 

I've written a poem:

Pik-pik azoom.

Lessons in Kobold, 22

 

Such is my excitement

that I will always be alone:

Hazad kalut erbo lee, lee

ista nuh.