Phrase Detail

Say: kahl-piin path-ing-guuk kuurr-kuum-bin.

Vowels: all vowels standard - 'a' as in 'path', 'u' as in 'put', 'i' as in 'sit'.
Consonants: 'rr' role or trill tongue, - 'ng' (velar-nasal) combine 'n' and 'g' while back of tongue touches soft palate plus nasal vibration.

To the verb 'kalpa' (he/she/it cuts) has been added the past tense ending 'in' making 'kalpin' (he/she/it cut). It is assumed 'context' that is 'a girl with blood on her knee' was nearbye or had been looked at made it understood that, in this case, 'kalpin' is (she cut). What did she cut 'pathingguk' tells the listener that it was her knee. 'Kurrkumba' (to be covered in blood) has the past tense 'in' replacing the 'present tense' 'a'.

How did she cut her knee? Was she jumping? Climbing? Say it in Wamba Wamba.
What else could he/she/it cut? - change 'pathingguk'.
What did she do when she saw the blood on her knee?
How would you say - 'the young girl cut her knee'.
Write a short story. Start with the time of day. Add her name. Say what happened.