yem -> kana 2

Author: barumau

english/jumle.md

@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ Part 1: Greeting and basics
 
 **noce salam!** Good night!
 
-**yem salam!** Bon appetit!
+**kane salam!** Bon appetit!
 
 **lay salam!** Welcome!
 
@@ -241,37 +241,37 @@ Tip: Yes/no questions frequently begin with **kia**. It is just a regular verb,
 ## Part 2: Eating
 
 
-### yem <small>consume, eat, drink</small>
+### kana <small>consume, eat, drink</small>
 
-**kia tu wol yem yo?** Would you like to eat something?
+**kia tu wol kana yo?** Would you like to eat something?
 
-**ye yem pingo.** He/she eats an apple.
+**ye kana pingo.** He/she eats an apple.
 
-**yemen yem pingo.** They eat apples.
+**yemen kana pingo.** They eat apples.
 
 Note: Unlike English, Pandunia doesn't have separate singular and plural forms. Therefore a word like **pingo** can refer to one or more apples.
 
-**kia tu yem kafe?** Do you drink coffee?
+**kia tu kana kafe?** Do you drink coffee?
 
-**mi yem kafe.** I drink coffee.
+**mi kana kafe.** I drink coffee.
 
-Tip: Meaning of **yem** covers both eating and drinking. It can feel odd at first but soon you will see that it is quite handy! Usually the object of the verb tells is it about eating, drinking or both.
+Tip: Meaning of **kana** covers both eating and drinking. It can feel odd at first but soon you will see that it is quite handy! Usually the object of the verb tells is it about eating, drinking or both.
 
-**mi yem kafe i pan.** I'm having coffee and bread.
+**mi kana kafe i pan.** I'm having coffee and bread.
 
 
 
 ### wol <small>want</small>
 
-**kia tu wol yem?** Would you like to eat?
+**kia tu wol kana?** Would you like to eat?
 
-**tu wol yem ke?** What would you like to eat?
+**tu wol kana ke?** What would you like to eat?
 
 Tip: While English puts the "what" at the beginning of a question, in Pandunia the word order is not affected by the **ke**.
 
-**mi wol yem kafe.** I want to drink coffee.
+**mi wol kana kafe.** I want to drink coffee.
 
-**kia tu wol yem ca?** Would you like to drink tea?  
+**kia tu wol kana ca?** Would you like to drink tea?  
 **no. mi no wol ca. mi wol kafe.** No, I don't want tea. I want coffee.
 
 **tu wol ke pingo?** Which apple do you want?  
@@ -281,17 +281,17 @@ Tip: While English puts the "what" at the beginning of a question, in Pandunia t
 
 ### cing <small>request, please</small>
 
-**mi cing tu yem ca.** I ask you to drink tea.
+**mi cing tu kana ca.** I ask you to drink tea.
 
 **mi cing tu lay dom.** I ask you to come home.
 
 **mi cing tu meda mi.** I ask you to help me.
 
 Tip: To make direct requests, drop all the pronouns.
 
-**cing yem ca.** Please, have some tea!
+**cing kana ca.** Please, have some tea!
 
-**cing yem kafe.** Please, have some coffee!
+**cing kana kafe.** Please, have some coffee!
 
 **cing lay dom.** Please, come home!
 
@@ -317,9 +317,9 @@ Tip: To make direct requests, drop all the pronouns.
 
 ### haida <small>let's</small>
 
-**haida yem!** Let's eat!
+**haida kana!** Let's eat!
 
-**haida enda yem!** Let's go eat!
+**haida enda kana!** Let's go eat!
 
 **haida enda dom.** Let's go home.
 
@@ -329,9 +329,9 @@ Tip: To make direct requests, drop all the pronouns.
 
 **mi nida mede.** I need help.
 
-**mi nida yem.** I'm hungry.
+**mi nida kana.** I'm hungry.
 
-**kia tu nida yem?** Are you hungry?
+**kia tu nida kana?** Are you hungry?
 
 **kia tu nida su?** Are you thirsty?
 
@@ -679,6 +679,7 @@ All words of Pandunia are loan words from other languages that are spoken around
 **jen** person <small>(Mandarin _rén_ 人)</small>  
 **kafe** coffee <small>(German _Kaffee_)</small>  
 **kal** black <small>(Hindi काला _kāla_)</small>  
+**kana** eat, drink <small>(Hindi खाना _khānā_)</small>  
 **kata** cut <small>(Hindi ‎_kāṭnā_ काटना)</small>  
 **ke** what? who? <small>(Spanish _qué_)</small>  
 **ken** can <small>(English _can_)</small>  
@@ -713,7 +714,6 @@ All words of Pandunia are loan words from other languages that are spoken around
 **wol** want <small>(Italian _volere_)</small>  
 **xam** evening <small>(Hindi _śām_ शाम )</small>  
 **ye** he, she, it <small>(Mandarin _tā_ 他/她/它)</small>  
-**yem** eat, drink <small>(Turkish _yemek_)</small>  
 **yemen** they