Origonese Lesson #3

Origonese:

The Universal Language of Light

Lesson 3:

Written By Dylan Kutz

Review: Obololo! Welcome back for Lesson 3! Has ori been feeling extra o-hapi-lo lately? Has ori shared some tasty o-leaf-lo with another ori? That is o-fantasty-lolo! Let’s keep raising our frequency.

New Words for Lesson 3:

1. Origonese word for drink or to drink:

O-drinky-lo (Oh-drink-ee-loh) —or— O-drinky-lolo for a super delicious, sparkling drink!

• Origonese Definition: Drink, to drink, or beverage.

• Used in a sentence: Ori wants to o-drinky-lo some cold water after we o-munchy-lo!

2. Origonese word for water:

O-splashy-lo (Oh-splash-ee-loh)

• Origonese Definition: Pure water, fresh water, or clean drinking water.

• Used in a sentence: This o-splashy-lo tastes so clean and fresh!

3. Origonese word for drive or to move forward:

O-drifty-lo (Oh-drift-ee-loh)

• Origonese Definition: Drive, to drive, hover, or drift smoothly.

• Used in a sentence: Let’s ogogo o-drifty-lo around the o-wiggly-wo!

4. Origonese word for yes / affirmative:

Zip! (Zip!)

• Origonese Definition: Yes! Absolute confirmation spoken with high joy.

• Used in a sentence:

  • Question: Does ori love learning Origonese?

  • Response: Zip! Ori o-lovey-lo Origonese!

Practice Dialogue for Today:

Try reading this full conversation out loud to feel the vibration in your mouth!

• Ori 1: Obololo! Does ori want to o-drifty-lo to get some o-leaf-lo?

• Ori 2: Zip! Ori is very o-hapi-lo to go! Can ori also o-drinky-lo some o-splashy-lo?

• Ori 1: Zip! Ori can o-drinky-lo and o-munchy-lo as much as ori wants!

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Owobolo! (Goodbye!)