kom
/ko
, pro.you (nonemphatic, plural).
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Examples:
> This looks empty.
> If you find something good, then remember us.
> At any rate, you (two) have a child, so you might as well get married.
> Droteo spoke as if he wants to go to the party.
> You're not paying any attention (i.e. it's as if you were sleeping).
Proverbs:
> He's like the rabbit fish in Ngetmeduch, which jumps into the net (seemingly) of its own will.
i.e. He always drops by without having been invited. At one point in their life cycle the meas, a tasty, black reef fish, school close to the surface in the shallow lagoon near Ngetmeduch (Koror) and may be easily caught with the derau, a two-part net consisting of two scoop nets, one held in each hand (hence sometimes "butterfly net"). The idiom is applied to a person who habitually appears without invitation at parties or feasts.
> Like the bathing of the terriid.
The terriid, a bird, takes a quick splash bath, hardly a complete bathing. The idiom applies to a ducking one may get when a boat swamps, or to a wetting with spray. More generally, it is applied to a task done with haste rather than with care. It can be applied also to a brief acquaintance.
> You're a flying kite, but i hold the guide string.
No matter how much you play around, you always come back to me.
> Like an old woman who is cautious about coughing and breaking wind.
Among elderly women, it seems, coughing sometimes produces the unwanted effect of breaking wind. The idiom may be applied to any action that might produce an undesirable side effect, such as a hasty decision at a political meeting. As a caution, it suggests the need for leaders to consider all the consequences.
> Like a fish in deep, clear water, eaten only with the eyes.
Fish are not easily caught in clear water. The idiom applies to that which may be admired but not obtained, like an expensive item or another man's beautiful sweetheart.
More Examples:
> Your clothes are piled up like you're a snake shedding its skin.
> I feel like eating burnt grated casava.
> No. He or she only feels dizzy.
> Dont mess with the spotted eagle ray when you go fishing as they are sacred.
> Be honest and say you don't want to go instead of going and then regretting it.

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