Susi Uneputi, Ama's aunt, on the language of Wasuxu:
ai, n. wood.
ale, pron. you (singular).
ama, n. father.
amu, n. sirih pepper.
ane, vi. eat.
apiu, n. vinegar.
arisin,n. oil (oma only).
au, pron. I, me.
hala, n. rice.
hateti, n. lime.
hau, n. fire.
hua, n. betel nut.
iel isin, n. inside of canarium nut.
iel, n. canarium nut.
ina, n. mother.
kana, vi.bring, get.
kasat, n. chili pepper.
kura,n. banana.
kuru, vi. descend.
lapia, n. papeda (sago starch).
mahina, n. woman.
makawa, n. young man.
malona, n.man.
malopi, a. pretty (bagus).
mapualoo, n. betel-nut container.
mapul, n. siri container.
mia, vi. come.
muru, a. young (Oma only).
naxa, vi. sleep (Oma only).
nete, a. black.
nimel, n. coconut.
ninu, vi. drink.
oi, vi. go.  PAN uit, move
pariki, a. cold.
putu, a. hot.
repe, vt. give.
sinal,n. ray of light.
suxun, n. breadfruit (sukun).
tapi, n. cloth.
tian, n. fish.
tinan, n. taro.
ume, n. a little (not aboru).
uran, n. rain.
utan, n. greens (vegetables).
wael, n. water.
yal, n. canarium nut (kenari).
Ina mu na yoi ha ha one? Where has your mother gone?
Watimenas=cast up at mahriki, hiu Oma.
kana hau ume sa wa au, Bring me a little fire.
Ale ane hala kura ian, e? You eat rice with fish, ay?
Kalopo ale ane oi naxa, When you finish eating, go to bed.
Ana mahina to malopi, malopi! The young girl is very pretty.
Ana malona to gaga ni a, The young man is very handsome.
Ale oi ane inano kura nimelo, You go eat taro and coconut.