lit. kalaya (to ask), ak (ordering one person to do something), kinyam (this), peng (man).
Say: kah-lai-ahk
Vowels: 'kalayak' has 2 different 'a' pronunciations: 'a' as in 'path' (first and third 'a's') and the 'ai' sound (dipthong) - like the 'i' in 'like'. The rest of the vowels are standard.
Consonant combinations: 'ny' (in 'kinyam'), 'ng' (in 'peng')
Shows - imperative singular ending (ak) on the end of the verb 'kalaya' (to ask). ('ak' is used when the action (ask) is 'done to something' otherwise the 'i' ending is used).
Learning Exercise: 1) start with a verb eg 'wurreka' (to speak), 2) add the imperative ending 'ak' giving 'Wurrekak', 3) add 'kinyam' (this), 4) add the person eg 'wuthu payinguk' (young boy), 'Wurrekak kinyam wuthu payingguk' is 'Speak to this young boy!'.