Bavvetamče.
	(I hope that) you are well.
Bůhastamče bavvetifbi.
	Go well.
Kůzammaga toka siptifdi.
	You may come freely.
	Idiomatically: Be welcome.
Tafudodu můṙbtif, ...
	If it is no burden, ...
	Idiomatically: Please
Luskaotasu (goso/pavso).
	(You have made) me thankful.
	Idiomatically: Thank you.
	Use goso to be more casual, and pavso to be more polite and respectful. (T-V distinction.) The pronoun can be omitted entirely to form the rough equivalent of “thanks”.
Můṙbtif natadodu.
	It is no burden.
	Idiomatically: You're welcome.
Naisaitifki kogoju/kobavji sůffůtif tadodu?
	What is your name?
Naisaitifki kůfaiji [name] tadodu.
	My name is [name].

	Excuse me.

	I'm sorry.