Iqeṛṛeḥ-iyi dagi
It hurts here
Usage
Said while pointing at the spot that hurts during a massage
Grammar Note
Say it while pointing. Composed from verified words by regular grammar, so it needs native review.
S ttawil, ttxil-k
Gently, please
Usage
Asks the therapist to ease off the pressure
Grammar Note
Its core sense is slowness, so using it to mean "gently" is a natural extension. Composed from verified words by regular grammar, so it needs native review.
Tanemmirt, yelha mliḥ
Thank you, it was wonderful
Usage
Thanks the therapist and gives your impression afterwards
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