THE NOTEBOOKS OF WILLIAM DAWES ON
THE ABORIGINAL LANGUAGE OF SYDNEY
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Patabángoon
We shall or will eat
Bye & bye
Patabángoon
Dawes
,
Benelong
Bye & bye We
Dawes
and
Benelong
shall eat
This was said by
Bénelong
a little before din
-
ner on
23
d
Nov
r
.
1790
Patà
lĭe
bá
He will eat
Benelong
at the same time as
a little after the
above, having
observed that I ate nothing & being told by
me that I was going on board the Supply
repeated what I said to him, to his wife and
added
Patàlĭebá
or
He will eat
signifying that I was going on board to dinner.
The syllable
lĭe
may probably signify
there
and then the
english
will be, “
He will eat there
”
otherwise it is an irregularity in the conjugation.
Patabóonĭ
Not eat
(as)
·
Bĭal
Patabóonĭ
.
No, I have not eaten
NB. this was said to me by
Kolby
21
st
.
Dec
r
.
1790