Spoken Baluchi Part II

[Zahida Raees Raji]

From booklet of Spoken Baluchi Part II
By Zahida Raeesi


Different Pronunciations / Spellings of BALOCHI:

Baloči = = Balouči = Baluchi = Balochi = Balushi = Balouchi


Vocabulary Chart 1:
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To Beat = janag
To Play = laib kanag
To Look = chaarag
To eat = warag
To think = pekr kanag
To say = goshag/ gwashag
To do = kanag
To learn = yaad gerag / sekkag
To cry = greyvag
To write = nibissag
To come = kayag
To go = rawag
To take = zeyrag / zourag
To laugh = kandag
To read = waanag
To beat up = janag


Vocabulary Chart 2
Want = loutag
Always = daahema
At night = shapa
At day = roucha
At mid day = neym roucha
Speak lie = duroug bandage
Lie = duroug
Truth = raast 
Speak truth = raast goshag
Here = edaa
There = ouda

Present Indefinite Tense

Affirmative sentences:
English	Baluchi
I do	man kanan’
I do my work	nan watee kaara kanan’
I write	man lekkan’ / nibissan’
I write a letter	man yak namdiye nibissan’
I learn	man yaad giraan’
I always learn	man daahima yaad giraan’
I want	man loutan’
I want to do	nan kanag loutan’
I go	man rawan’
I go there.	man oudaa rawan’
I say	man goshan’
man gwashan’
I try	man johud kanan’
I think	man pekr kanan’
(mani hayalaa )
I read	man waanan’
I laugh	man kandan’
I cry	man greywan’
I look	man chaaran’
I read	man waanan’
I play	man laib kanan’
I beat	man janan’
Negative:
don’t = na
English	Baluchi
I don’t do.	man nakanan’
I do not write.	man nalekkan’ / nanibissan’
I do not learn.	man yaad nagiraan’
I do not want.	man naloutan’
I do not go.	man narawan’
I do not say.	man nagoshan’
man nagwashan’
I don’t speak lie.	man droug nabandan’
I do not try.	man johud nakanan’
I do not think.	man pekr nakanan’
(mani hayalaa enna)
I do not read.	man nawaanan’
I do not laugh.	man nakandan’
I do not cry.	man nagreywan’
I do not look.	man nachaaran’
I do not read at night.	man shap a nawaanan’
I do not play.	man laib nakanan’
I do not beat.	man najanan’
Interrogative:
English	Baluchi
Do I do?	zaanaan’ man kanan’?
Do I write?	zaanaan’ man lekkan’ / nibissan’?
Do I learn?	zaanaan’man yaad giraan’?
Do I learn Baluchi?	Zaanaan’ man Baluchi yaad geran’?
Do I want?	zaanaan’man loutan’?
Do I go?	zaanaan’man rawan’?
Do I say?	zaanaan’man goshan’?
zaanaan’man gwashan’?
Do I try?	zaanaan’man johud kanan’?
Do I think?	zaanaan’man pekr kanan’?
Do I read?	zaanaan’man waanan’?
Do I laugh?	zaanaan’man kandan’?
Do I cry?	zaanaan’man greywan’?
Do I look?	zaanaan’man chaaran’?
Do I read?	zaanaan’man waanan’?
Do I play?	zaanaan’man laib kanan’?
Do I beat?	zaanaan’man janan’?
Continue…

[Sheh Mureed]

Baaz jwanin kuhish au tahi kushish sata karzit man yakko 2 cheez add kanag lotan man ummet kanan tu gwar dila nyarit.

To Play = laib kanag / Gwazeeg kanag
To think = pekr kanag / hyaal kanag
To learn = yaad gerag / sekkag / darbrag
To write = nibissag / Nibishtakang
Always = daahema / mudaam

[Zahida Raees Raji]

Baaz minatvaron' man taee, braat taee our kotagen' labz, asl kitabok ( booklet) e tookaa ourant bale edaa ey man maan nadaatagant.
taee baaz mehrbaanii keh tao edaa ey our kotan'
ey diwan a angata ham baazen' mardum baluchi yaad gerag loutant pameshkaa baheden' ma shoma durah aahaan' ey babata komak bekanen'

salamat baate,

[Zahida Raees Raji]

They = AA (Plural)
Affirmative sentences:
Syntax = subject Verb + an’
English	Baluchi
They do.	Aa kanan’
They write	Aa lekkan’ / nibissan’
They learn	Aa yaad giraan’
They want	Aa loutan’
They go	Aa rawan’
They say	aa goshan’
aa gwashan’
They try	Aa johud kanan’
They think	Aa pekr kanan’
(manthey hayalaa )
They read	Aa waanan’
They laugh	Aa kandan’
They cry	Aa greywan’
They look	Aa chaaran’
They read	Aa waanan’
They play	Aa laib kanan’
They beat	Aa janan’
Negative:
don’t = na
English	Baluchi
They do not do.	Aa nakanan’
They do not write.	Aa nalekkan’ / nanibissan’
They do not learn.	Aa yaad nagiraan’
They do not want.	Aa naloutan’
They do not go.	Aa narawan’
They do not say.	Aa nagoshan’
aa nagwashan’
They do not try.	Aa johud nakanan’
They do not think	Aa pekr nakanan’
(manthey hayalaa enna)
They do not read.	aa nawaanan’
They do not laugh.	aa nakandan’
They do not cry.	aa nagreywan’
They do not look.	aa nachaaran’
They do not look anywhere.	aa hech jah nachaaran’
They do not read.	aa nawaanan’
They do not play.	aa laib nakanan’
They do not beat.	aa najanan’
Interrogative:
English	Baluchi
Do they do?	zaanaan’ aa kanan’?
Do they do work?	Zaanaan’ aa kaar kanan’?
Do they write?	zaanaan’ aa lekkan’ / nibissan’?
Do they write lessons?	Zaanaan’ aa darsaan’ nibissan’?
Do they learn?	zaanaan’aa yaad giraan’?
Do they want?	zaanaan’ aa loutan’?
Do they go?	zaanaan’ aa rawan’?
Do they say?	zaanaan’ aa goshan’?
zaanaan’ aa gwashan’?
Do they try?	zaanaan’ aa johud kanan’?
Do they think?	zaanaan’ aa pekr kanan’?
Do they read?	zaanaan’ aa waanan’?
Do they laugh?	zaanaan’ aa kandan’?
Do they cry?	zaanaan’ aa greywan’?
Do they look?	zaanaan’ aa chaaran’?
Do they read?	zaanaan’ aa waanan’?
Do they play?	zaanaan’ aa laib kanan’?
Do they beat?	zaanaan’ aa janan’?
Affirmative sentences: (We = ma )
Syntax= Verb + en’
English	Baluchi
we do	ma kanen’
We do our work.	ma watee kaara kanen’?
we write.	ma lekken’ / nibissen’
we learn	ma yaad giren’
we want	ma louten’
we go	ma rawen’
we say	ma goshen’
ma gwashen’
we try	ma johud kanen’
we think	ma pekr kanen’
(mae hayalaa )
we read	ma waanen’
we laugh	ma kanden’
we cry	ma greywen’
we look	ma chaaren’
we read	ma waanen’
we play	ma laib kanen’
we beat	ma janen’
Negative:
English	Baluchi
we don’t	ma nakanen’
we do not write	ma nalekken’ / nanibissen’
We don’t write your name.	Ma taee naam a nanibissen’
we do not learn	ma yaad nagiren’
we do not want	ma nalouten’
We don’t want anything.	ma hech nalouten’
we do not go	ma narawen’
We don’t go institute.	ma idarah a narawen’
we do not say	ma nagoshen’
ma nagwashen’
We don’t say about you.	ma taee babata nagoshen’
we do dot try	ma johud nakanen’
we do not think	ma pekr nakanen’
we do not read	ma nawaanen’
we do not laugh	ma nakanden’
we do not cry	ma nagreywen’
we do not look	ma nachaaren’
we do not read	ma nawaanen’
we do not play	ma laib nakanen’
we do not beat	ma najanen’
Interrogative:
English	Baluchi
Do we do?	zaanaan’ ma kanen’?
Do we write?	zaanaan’ ma lekken’ / nibissen’?
Do we learn?	zaanaan’ma yaad giren’?
Do we want?	zaanaan’ma louten’?
Do we go?	zaanaan’ma rawen’?
Do we say?	zaanaan’ma goshen’?
zaanaan’ma gwashen’?
Do we try?	zaanaan’ma johud kanen’?
Do we think?	zaanaan’ma pekr kanen’?
Do we read?	zaanaan’ma waanen’?
Do we laugh?	zaanaan’ma kanden’?
Do we cry?	zaanaan’ma greywen’?
Do we look?	zaanaan’ma chaaren’?
Do we read?	zaanaan’ma waanen’?
Do we play?	zaanaan’ma laib kanen’?
Do we beat?	zaanaan’ma janen’?
Vocabulary Chart- III
man = Me / I
ma = we
tao = you (singular)
shoma = you (plural)
aa = they /those/ that
ey = this/ these / he / she / it
Idarah = Institute
babata / baraha = about
Taee = yours
Manee = mine / my
Aahiye = his/him/her / that
Ishiye = his / him / her / this
Yaad gerag = to learn
Dar barag = to learn
Lekkag / nibissag = to write
Lekketa / nibisseta = written
Lekkii / nibissii = writes
Naam = name
Kaar = work

[Zahida Raees Raji]

Vocabulary Chart- IV
tao = you
Shar / sharr = nice
Baaz shar= Perfect/best
Ouda = there
Edaa = here
johud kang= to try
johud / joud = try
kandag = laugh
chizz = thing
hamuk = every
har = every
goshag = to say
mani / manee = my
ketaab = book
sawab = reason / cause
bey sawab = without any reason
pekr kanag = to think
hayaal = think
I think = manee hayalaa
Rawag = to go
Yahag = to come
Ro = goes
Shout = left / went / gone.
Atk / yatk = came
Kae = comes
Khahish kanag = Want / wish
Loutag = want / wish / required
Affirmative sentences:
English	Baluchi
you do	tao kane
you write	tao lekke, tao nibisse
you learn	tao yaad gere
tao sekke
you want	tao loute
You want everything	Tao harchey loute
you go	tao rawe
You go there	Tao ouda rawe
you say	tao goshe
tao gwashe
you try	tao johud kane
You always try	Tao harwahd johud kane
you think	tao pekr kane
you read	tao wane
You read my book	Tao mani ketabaa waane
you laugh	tao kande
you cry	tao greywe
You cry without any cause	Tao bey sawaba greywe.
you look	tao chaare
you read	tao wane
you play	tao laib kane
You play perfect(best)	Tao baaz shar laib kane
you beat	tao jane
Negative:
Don’t = na
English	Baluchi
you don’t	tao nakane
you do not write	tao nalekke / nanibisse
you do not learn	tao yaad nagerae
tao nasekke
you do not want	tao naloute
tao khwahish nakane
you do not go	tao narawe
you do not say	tao nagoshe
tao nagwashe
you do dot try	tao johud nakane
you do not think	tao pekr nakane
you do not read	tao nawaane
you do not laugh	tao nakande
you do not cry	tao nagreye
you do not look	tao nachaare
you do not read	tao nawaane
you do not play	tao laib nakane
you do not beat	tao najane
Interrogative:
English	Baluchi
Do you do?	zaanaan’ tao kane?
Do you write?	zaanaan’ tao lekke / nibisse?
Do you learn?	zaanaan’ tao yaad gere?
Do you want?	zaanaan’ tao loute?
Do you go?	zaanaan’ tao rawe?
Do you say?	zaanaan’ tao gwashe / goshe?
Do you try?	zaanaan’ tao johud kane?
Do you think?	zaanaan’ tao pekr kane?
Do you read?	zaanaan’ tao waane?
Do you laugh?	zaanaan’ tao kande?
Do you cry?	zaanaan’ tao greywe?
Do you look?	zaanaan’ tao chaare?
Do you read?	zaanaan’ tao waane?
Do you play?	zaanaan’ tao laib kane?
Do you beat?	zaanaan’ tao jane?

[Ghulam bin Shaban]

Very nice keep it up, appreciated teacher.

[Wadareeg وداریگ]

Baaz Vash

[Zahida Raees Raji]

Very nice keep it up, appreciated teacher.

Thanks dear brother. Well I am a student not teacher. 

[Zahida Raees Raji]

English Syntax:
(He, She, it, Saima Baloch) writes
Baluchi Syntax:
Aa / Saima Baloch nibissi
Affirmative sentences:
English	Baluchi
He/She/Saima Baloch does	Aa / Saima Baloch / Saima Baloch kaan’
He/She/Saima Baloch writes	aa / Saima Baloch lekkan’ / nibissi
He/She/Saima Baloch learns	aa / Saima Baloch yaad giri
He/She/Saima Baloch wants	aa / Saima Baloch louti
He/She/Saima Baloch goes	aa / Saima Baloch rao
He/She/Saima Baloch says	aa / Saima Baloch goshi
aa / Saima Baloch gwashi
He/She/Saima Baloch tries	aa / Saima Baloch johud kaan’
He/She/Saima Baloch thinks	aa / Saima Baloch pekr kaan’
He/She/Saima Baloch reads	aa / Saima Baloch waani
He/She/Saima Baloch laughs	aa / Saima Baloch kandi
He/She/Saima Baloch cries	aa / Saima Baloch greywi
He/She/Saima Baloch looks	aa / Saima Baloch chaari
He/She/Saima Baloch reads	aa / Saima Baloch waani
He/She/Saima Baloch plays	aa / Saima Baloch laib kaan’
He/She/Saima Baloch beats	aa / Saima Baloch jaan’
Negative:
To make negative Baluchi sentence you have to add “na” as a prefix of verb.
Don’t = na
English	[b'Baluchi[/b]
He/She/Saima Baloch does not do	aa / Saima Baloch nakanan’
He/She/Saima Baloch does not write	aa / Saima Baloch nalekkan’ / nanibissan’
He/She/Saima Baloch does not learn	aa / Saima Baloch yaad nagiraan’
He/She/Saima Baloch does not want	aa / Saima Baloch naloutan’
He/She/Saima Baloch does not go	aa / Saima Baloch narawan’
He/She/Saima Baloch does not say	aa / Saima Baloch nagoshan’
aa / Saima Baloch nagwashan’
He/She/Saima Baloch does not say any thing.	aa / Saima Baloch hech nagoshan’
He/She/Saima Baloch does not try	aa / Saima Baloch johud nakanan’
He/She/Saima Baloch does not think	aa / Saima Baloch pekr nakanan’
He/She/Saima Baloch does not read	aa / Saima Baloch nawaanan’
He/She/Saima Baloch does not laugh	aa / Saima Baloch nakandan’
He/She/Saima Baloch does not cry	aa / Saima Baloch nagreywan’
He/She/Saima Baloch does not look	aa / Saima Baloch nachaaran’
He/She/Saima Baloch does not read	aa / Saima Baloch nawaanan’
He/She/Saima Baloch does not play	aa / Saima Baloch laib nakanan’
He/She/Saima Baloch does not beat	aa / Saima Baloch najanan’
Interrogative:
English	[b'Baluchi[/b]
Does he/she/Saima Baloch do?	zaanaan’ aa / Saima Baloch kaan’?
Does he/she/Saima Baloch write?	zaanaan’ aa / Saima Baloch lekki / nibissi?
Does he/she/Saima Baloch learn?	zaanaan’aa / Saima Baloch yaad giri?
Does he/she/Saima Baloch want?	zaanaan’ aa / Saima Baloch louti?
Does he/she/Saima Baloch go?	zaanaan’ aa / Saima Baloch rao’?
Does he/she/Saima Baloch say?	zaanaan’ aa / Saima Baloch goshi?
zaanaan’ aa / Saima Baloch gwashi?
Does he/she/Saima Baloch try?	zaanaan’ aa / Saima Baloch johud kaan’?
Does he/she/Saima Baloch think?	zaanaan’ aa / Saima Baloch pekr kaan’?
Does he/she/Saima Baloch read?	zaanaan’ aa / Saima Baloch waani?
Does he/she/Saima Baloch laugh?	zaanaan’ aa / Saima Baloch kandi?
Does he/she/Saima Baloch cry?	zaanaan’ aa / Saima Baloch greywi?
Does he/she/Saima Baloch look?	zaanaan’ aa / Saima Baloch chaari?
Does he/she/Saima Baloch read?	zaanaan’ aa / Saima Baloch waani?
Does he/she/Saima Baloch play?	zaanaan’ aa / Saima Baloch laib kaan’?
Does he/she/Saima Baloch beat?	zaanaan’ aa / Saima Baloch jaan’?

[Zahida Raees Raji]

Baaz Vash

baaz mehrbaani

[Zahida Raees Raji]

Vocabulary Chart - V
What = chey
Why = chiya / parchiya
Where = kujaa / kujaango / koja?
How = chon’ / chonaka? / chey paema
How much = chincho?
How many people = chincho kas
When = kadi
Which = kujaam / kojaam
Whatever = herchey
Affirmative sentences:
English	Baluchi
What you do?	tao chey kane?
What you write?	tao chey lekke, tao nibisse?
What you learn	tao chey yaad gere?
tao chey sekke?
What you want	tao chey loute?
Where you go?	tao kuja rawe?
What you say?	tao chey goshe
tao chey gwashe
How you try?	tao chon’ johud kane?
What you think?	tao chey pekr kane?
taee chey hayaalen’?
What you read?	tao chey wane?
Why you laugh?	tao chiya kande?
Why you cry?	tao greywe?
What you look?	tao chey chaare?
What you read?	tao chey wane?
What you play?	tao chey laib kane?
Why you beat?	tao chiya jane?
Negative:
don’t = na
English	Baluchi
Why you don’t do?	tao chiya nakane?
Why you do not write?	tao chiya nalekke / nanibisse?
Why you do not learn?	tao chiya yaad nagerae?
tao chiya nasekke?
Why you do not want?	tao chiya naloute?
tao chiya khwahish nakane?
Why you do not go?	tao chiya narawe
Why you do not say?	tao chiya nagoshe?
tao chiya nagwashe?
Why you do not try?	tao chiya johud nakane?
Why you do not think?	tao chiya pekr nakane?
Why you do not read?	tao chiya nawaane?
Why you do not laugh?	tao chiya nakande?
Why you do not cry?	tao chiya nagreye?
Why you do not look?	tao chiya nachaare?
Why you do not read?	tao chiya nawaane?
Why you do not play?	tao chiya laib nakane?
Why you do not beat?	tao chiya najane?
Interrogative:
English	Baluchi
What do you do?	tao chey kane?
What do you write?	tao chey lekke / nibisse?
What do you learn?	tao chey yaad gere?
What do you want?	tao chey loute?
Why do you go?	tao chiya rawe?
What do you say?	tao chey goshe?
tao chey gwashe?
What do you try?	tao chey johud kane?
What do you think?	tao chey pekr kane?
What do you read?	tao chey wane?
What do you laugh?	tao chey kande?
Why do you cry?	tao chiya greywe?
What do you look?	tao chey chaare?
What do you read?	tao chey wane?
What do you play?	tao chey laib kane?
Why do you beat?	tao chey jane?

[Mansoor Alam]

thx 4 sharing sister Raji it is very intersiting

[Zahida Raees Raji]

Present Continuous Tense
Affirmative sentences
In English = Subject + helping verb + object + ing
Example:
  I am writing:
In Baluchi:
1. If subject is "I" then syntax of Baluchi sentence will be
Subject +Verb +agayan'
  Or
  Subject +verb + agaon'
 
  Example:
  man lekkagayan'
  man lekkagaon'
If subject is "We" then Baluchi sentence will be
Subject +Verb +agayen' / agaen'
  Example:

  Maa lekkagayen'

  Maa lekkagayaen'

English	Baluchi
I am doing	man kanagayan’
I am write	man lekkagayan’ / nibissagayan’
I am learning	man yaad giragayan’
I am going	man rawagayan’
I am saying	man goshagayan’
I am saying	man gwashagayan’
I am trying	man johud kanagayan’
I am thinking	man pekr kanagayan’
I am thinking	man souchagayan’
I am reading	man waanagayan’
I am laughing	man kandagayan’
I am crying	man greywagayan’
I am looking	man chaaragayan’
I am reading	man waanagayan’
I am playing	man laib kanagayan’
I am beating	man janagayan’
I am watching	man charagayan’
English	Baluchi
I am doing	man kanagaon’
I am write	man lekkagaon’ / nibissagaon’
I am learning	man yaad giragaon’
I am going	man rawagaon’
I am saying	man goshagaon’
I am saying	man gwashagaon’
I am trying	man johud kanagaon’
I am thinking	man pekr kanagaon’
I am thinking	man souchagaon’
I am reading	man waanagaon’
I am laughing	man kandagaon’
I am crying	man greywagaon’
I am looking	man chaaragaon’
I am reading	man waanagaon’
I am playing	man laib kanagaon’
I am beating	man janagaon’
I am watching	man charagaon’

[Zahida Raees Raji]

thx 4 sharing sister Raji it is very intersiting

shome ham baaz mehrbaani braat. 

[Zahida Raees Raji]

Negative Sentences:
In English = Subject +helping verb +not +object +ing
I am not writing:
In Baluchi:
1. If subject is first person “I” then syntax of Baluchi sentence will       be
Subject + nah/naa/na +Verb +gayan’
Or
Subject + nah/na/naa +verb + gaon’
Example:
Man nalekkagayan’
Man nalekkagaon’
If subject is “We” then Baluchi sentence will be
Subject + nah/na / naa + Verb +gayen’ / gaen’
Example:
Maa nalekkagaen’
English	Baluchi
I am not doing	man nakangayan’
I am not writing	man nalekkagayan’ / nibissaga nayan’
I am not learning	man yaad nagiragayon’ /nagiragayan’
I am not learning	man darbaraga nayn’
I am not going	man narawagayan’
I am not saying	man nagoshagayan’ /nagwashagayan’
I am not trying	man johud nakanagayan’
I am not thinking	man pekr kanagayan’
I am not reading	man waanaga nayan’
I am not laughing	man nakandagayan’
I am not crying	man nagreywagayan’
I am not looking	man nachaaragayan’
I am not reading	man nawaanagayan’
I am not playing	man laib nakanagayan’
I am not beating	man najanagayan’
Interrogative sentences:
In English = helping verb + Subject +object +ing?
Am I writing?
In Baluchi:
1. If subject is “I” then syntax of Baluchi sentence will be
zaanaan’ + Subject +Verb +gayan’
Or
Zaanaan’ +Subject +verb + gaoon’
If subject is “We” then Baluchi sentence will be
Zaanaan’ +Subject +Verb +gayen’
For negative sentence:
Zaanaan’ +Subject + naa/na/nah +Verb +gayen’
English	Baluchi
Am I doing?	zanaan’ man kangayan’?
Am I writing?	zanaan’ man lekkagayan’ / nibissagayan’?
Am I learning?	zanaan’ man yaad giragayan’?
Am I going?	zanaan’ man rawagayan’?
Am I saying?	zanaan’ man gwashagayan’?
Am I saying?	zanaan’ man goshagayan’?
Am I trying?	zanaan’ man johud kanagayan’
Am I thinking?	zanaan’ man pekr kanagayan’
Am I reading?	zanaan’ man waanagayan’
Am I laughing?	zanaan’ man kandagayan’
Am I crying?	zanaan’ man greywagayan’
Am I looking?	zanaan’ man chaaragayan’
Am I reading?	zanaan’ man waanagayan’
Am I playing?	zanaan’ man laib kanagayan’
Am I beating?	zanaan’ man janagayan’
Negative:
English	Baluchi
Am I not doing?	zaanaan’ man nakangayan’?
Am I not writing?	zaanaan’ man nalekkagayan’?
Am I not writing?	zaanaan’ man nibissaga nayan’?
Am I not learning?	zaanaan’ man yaad nagiragayan’?
Am I not going?	zaanaan’ man narawagayan’?
Am I not saying?	zaanaan’ man nagoshagayan’?
Am I not saying?	zaanaan’ man nagwashagayan’?
Am I not trying?	zaanaan’ man johud nakanagayan’?
Am I not thinking?	zaanaan’ man pekr nakanagayan’
Am I not reading?	zaanaan’ man nawaanagayan’
Am I not laughing?	zaanaan’ man nakandagayan’
Am I not crying?	zaanaan’ man nagreywagayan’
Am I not looking?	zaanaan’ man nachaaragayan’
Am I not reading?	zaanaan’ man nawaanagayan’
Am I not playing?	zaanaan’ man laib nakanagayan’?
Am I not beating?	zaanaan’ man najanagayan’?
English	Baluchi
We are doing	maa kangayen’?
We are writing	maa lekkagayen’ / nibissagayen’?
We are learning	maa yaad giragayen’?
We are going	maa rawagayen’?
We are saying	maa goshagayen’? / gwashagayen’?
We are trying	maa johud kanagayen’
We are thinking	maa pekr kanagayen’
We are reading	maa waanagayen’
We are laughing	maa kandagayen’
We are crying	maa greywagayen’
We are looking	maa chaaragayen’
We are reading	maa waanagayen’
We are playing	maa laib kanagayen’
We are beating	maa janagayen’
English	Baluchi
We are not doing	maa nakangayen’
We are not writing	maa nalekkagayen’ / nibissagayen’
We are not learning	maa nayaad giragayen’
We are not going	maa narawagayen’
We are not saying	maa nagoshagayen’ / nagwashagayen’
We are not trying	maa johud nakanagayen’
We are not thinking	maa pekr nakanagayen’
We are not reading	maa nawaanagayen’
We are not laughing	maa nakandagayen’
We are not crying	maa nagreywagayen’
We are not looking	maa nachaaragayen’
We are not reading	maa nawaanagayen’
We are not playing	maa laib nakanagayen’
We are not beating	maa najanagayen’
English	Baluchi
Are we doing?	zanaan’ maa kanagayen’?
Are we writing?	zanaan’ maa lekkagayen’/ ibissagayen’?
Are we learning?	zanaan’ maa yaad giragayen’?
Are we going?	zanaan’ maa rawagayen’?
Are we saying?	zanaan’ maa goshagayen’?
Are we saying?	zanaan’ maa gwashagayen’?
Are we trying?	zanaan’ maa johud kanagayen’?
Are we thinking?	zanaan’ maa pekr kanagayen’?
Are we reading?	zanaan’ maa waanagayen’?
Are we laughing?	zanaan’ maa kandagayen’?
Are we crying?	zanaan’ maa greywagayen’?
Are we looking?	zanaan’ maa chaaragayen’?
Are we reading?	zanaan’ maa waanagayen’?
Are we playing?	zanaan’ maa laib kanagayen’?
Are we beating?	zanaan’ maa janagayen’?
English	Baluchi
Are we not doing?	zanaan’ maa nakangayen’?
Are we not writing?	zanaan’ maa nalekkagayen’?
Are we not writing?	zanaan’ maa nibissaga naen’
Are we not learning?	zanaan’ maa yaad nagiragayen’?
Are we not going?	zanaan’ maa narawagayen’
Are we not saying?	zanaan’ maa nagoshagayen’
Are we not saying?	zanaan’ maa nagwashagayen’
Are we not trying?	zanaan’ maa johud nakanagayen’
Are we not thinking?	zanaan’ maa pekr nakanagayen’
Are we not reading?	zanaan’ maa nawaanagayen’
Are we not laughing?	zanaan’ maa nakandagayen’
Are we not crying?	zanaan’ maa nagreywagayen’
Are we not looking?	zanaan’ maa nachaaragayen’
Are we not reading?	zanaan’ maa nawaanagayen’
Are we not playing?	zanaan’ maa laib nakanagayen’
Are we not beating?	zanaan’ maa najanagayen’