Page 1:
Ŋarrakal buthuruydja ŋuli ga ŋäma. Bitjan nhakun weṯiy' ŋuli ŋäma djambatjnha yolŋuny.
My ears are for listening. Like the wallaby listening for the hunter.
Page 3:
Ŋarrakal melyu ŋuli ga nhäma. Bitjan nhakun ḏamalay ŋuli nhäma ŋarirri' gapulil.
My eyes are for seeing. Like the sea eagle sees the fish in the water.
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Ŋarrakal ŋurruy ŋuli ga nhuman. Balanya nhakun mäṉay' ŋuli nhuman maŋgu.
My nose is for smelling. Like a shark smelling blood.
Page 7:
Ŋarrakal goŋdhu ŋuli ga ŋayatham. Balanya nhakun nyokay' ŋuli goŋdhu ŋayatham dharpa ḏälkum.
My hands are for holding. Like the crab holding the branch tightly.
Page 9:
Ŋarrakal ḻukuy ŋuli ga waṉḏirr. Nhakun waṯuy ŋuli warr'warryun djamarrkuḻiny'!
My feet are for running. Like the dog chasing children!
Page 11:
Ŋarrakal mathay ŋuli ga dhäkay-birrka'yun.
Nhakun djanday ŋuli ḻuka miyapunu mapu'?
Yaka! Balanya nhakun Märiy ŋuli ḻuka guku!
My tongue is for tasting.
Like a goanna eating turtle eggs?
No! Like Grandmother eating honey!
