Grandma Bai has a white cat with white head, white tail and white paws.

Grandma Bai has a white cat with white head, white tail and white paws.

Uncle Bai has a white cat with white head, white tail and white paws. The white cat with white paws,

Grandma Bai said:

The white cat with white head, white tail and white paws raised by Grandma Bai is whiter than the white cat with white head, white tail and white paws raised by Uncle Bai;

Uncle Bai said:

The white cat with white head, white tail and white paws raised by Grandma Bai is not whiter than the white cat with white head, white tail and white paws raised by Uncle Bai.

The white cat with a bald nose bit the bald cat with a white nose

There was a temple on the mountain, and two cats were sleeping in the temple.

A bald cat with a white nose bridge,

A white cat with a bald nose bridge.

Two cats "meow, meow, meow",

You and I are quarreling.

The white cat with bald nose bit the white nose of the bald cat,

The bald cat bit the white tail hair of the bald cat.

Aunt Ma’s son, Madaha, buys mahua.

Aunt Ma’s son, Madaha.

Madaha’s mother is Aunt Ma.

Aunt Ma asked Ma Daha to buy mahua,

Ma Daha bought watermelon for Aunt Ma.

Aunt Ma asked Ma Daha to cut sesame seeds,

Ma Daha picked cotton for Aunt Ma.

Aunt Ma told Ma Daha:

Ma Daha will not be allowed in the future;

If Ma Daha does not change Ma Daha,

Aunt Ma will not want Ma Daha.

A lame man picks purple eggplants without a big peg

A lame man comes from the east,

Carrying a bunch of purple eggplants;

A lame man comes from the west Lame man,

has a big peg in his waist.

The lame man who is not carrying wooden prongs wants to eat the eggplants of the lame man who is carrying purple eggplants.

The lame man is not asking the lame man who is carrying purple eggplants to eat his purple eggplants.

I don’t know if the cripple with the wooden peg in his waist can eat the purple eggplant that the cripple carries.

The lama carried a toad, and the mute held a trumpet

A lama came from the south,

holding a toad in his hand,

A mute came from the north,

with a trumpet in his waist.

The lama who carries a toad in his hand,

wants to exchange the toad for the trumpet in the mute’s waist;

The mute who does not have a trumpet in his waist,

Don’t exchange the trumpet for the toad in the lama’s hand.

The lama who lifts the toad,

hits the mute with a toad;

The mute who does not trumpet,

hits the lama with the trumpet.