Lessons in Kobold, 20

 

Do you even know what food is?

Kab Dinu?

Lessons in Kobold, 19

 

You never bring food home:

Kab.

Lessons in Kobold, 18

 

You haven't brought food home in weeks:

Wasim Haboo Kab

Wasim Wasim.

Lessons in Kobold, 17

 

Lessons in Kobold, 16

 

We'll each take one 

of his shoes:

Bandu Akiri.

Lessons in Kobold, 15

 

I will never delegate:

Vashnag.

Lessons in Kobold, 14

 

"Who fucked up?"

Beerawall Pudubu.

Lessons in Kobold, 13

All the honey is gone: 

Moktila d'fadutt.

 

Lessons in Kobold, 12

 

Lessons in Kobold, 11

 

We should start a tribe:

Bee Bee Bondi.

Lessons in Kobold, 10

 

You are Kobold: Issu.

Lessons in Kobold, 9

 

I am Kobold: Doo Wan Isa Kaloon Hasabi.

Lessons in Kobold, 8

In Kobold, it's

the silence between words--

between

what you're saying and

what 

you mean.

 

Lessons in Kobold, 7

To speak in Kobold, you

must first learn to differentiate

between

the word for something and

it's name.

 

Lessons in Kobold, 6

 

Lessons in Kobold, 5

 

Tononata is "a spoon I will never use".

Lessons in Kobold, 4

 

Baku means weasel.

Lessons in Kobold, 3

 

But neither word means table, or

fire-

rather, that is the name of a table fire.

Kisu isku.

Lessons in Kobold, 2

 

Kisu isku means the table

is on fire.

Lessons in Kobold

 

In Kobold, words have names.