How to pronounce “kemi” in English

And "Anha dothrak kemisoon," "I ride away from the dried fig." That's the canonical usage for those two cases.

So this is kemis is just a regular object. "Anha risse kemis," "I sliced the dried fig in half."

So "Anha nivak kemisaan" is "I disapprove of the dried fig.

"Anha lekhi kemis," "I tasted the dried fig."

You have the likes of Kemi Adetiba.

So for example, "lenta kemisoon" is "the stem of the dried fig," and use that specific case, the away from case, in order

So here's the usual nominative, "Kemis rikha," "The dried fig is foul."

But you also do, "Anha risse kemisaan," "I cut into the dried fig." So maybe you didn't go all the way through.

Now here's it doing something else, "Anha dothrak kemisaan," "I ride to the dried fig." I use the same word over and over

Like this is the dried fig's steed, "sajo kemisi," because he owns a horse that he gets around on.

But you could also say something like this, "Anha nithak kemisoon," and it's really hard to translate this into English.

than Reform's, so maybe they'll suddenly seem more realistic in comparison to Reform's, so maybe Reform will do Kemi Badenoch a favor.

Hi, Kemi.

Hi, Kemi.

And so for example, if you ask me right now, just a quick example, what the word for "corner" is in Dothraki, it's "kemikhof."

I thought you'd just might want to be able to know how to say this, "Yer zheanae ven kemis," "you're as beautiful as a dried fig."