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aandi adv inter es
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where?

See also: aaniindi adv inter ; aandi go adv loc

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aandi

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aandi is the usual way of asking where; aaniindi is an emphatic form

Sentence Examples

Aandi ezhaad. Where is she going?	es Listen
Aandi wendamog? Where does it lead from?	es Listen
Aandi wenjiiyan. Where are you from?	nj Listen
Aandi dash gaa'-onji-noondaman i'iwe. Where did you hear that from?	nj Listen
Aandi wendaanimak. Where's the wind coming from?	es Listen
Ningikendaan aandi gaa'-atooyan. I know where you put it.	nj Listen
Aandi enaagoned. Where is he going to through the snow?	es Listen

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