Here are a few Kenyah Dictionary sites for your further information.
1. Kamus Kenyah (English, Bahasa Malaysia).
(https://www.kenyah.net/zlm/laman-utama)
2. Belajar Bahasa Kenyah
(https://raiynvida.blogspot.com/2013/12/jom-belajar-bahasa-kenyah-part-4.html)
Click the links below for more Kenyah translation.
1. ESSENTIAL.
2. DIRECTION.
3. NUMBERS.
4. DATE/TIME.
Learn Kenyah Lepo Tau
The Kenyah are the Austronesia speaking people. There are at least 30 sub-ethnics Kenyah in Sarawak, Malaysia alone. The languages are very different from one another. Unlike other languages, the Kenyah language is quite easy to learn. Here's a little explanation about the language.
1. Kenyah language.
2. Languages spoken in Sarawak (record 1997).
3. https://www.diu.edu/wp-content/uploads/paulkroeger/Sarawaklg-SMJ-prepub.pdf
4. Oceanic Linguistic
The only well-documented book on this language is the Bible "Kitab Tukek Mading"(Kenyah Version). Most words are pronounced or sound close to the English. It's written in the Latin alphabet. Unlike English, the sound/voice usually coming deep from the throat. The fun part of learning this language is that no matter how you pronounce the word, you will be understood.
Here's a simple note before you start. Vowel sounds: English equivalent example.
Vowel English Kenyah (meaning)
a - Bark - alak (take)
ai - aisle - amai (father)
ae - p(ayee) - baae (bush)
ao - t(ao) - maong (put)
au - f(au)l - ta u (left)
ay - gay - bayak (follow)
e - been - ben (because)
ea - bean - beak (not)
eo - y(olk) - beok (big)
eu - b(eau)tiful - beun (don't have)
i - in - ini (this)
o - poke - bok (if)
oup - group - booup (book)
Consonant sounds:
Bare in mind that, a few consonants sound don't exist in Kenyah which are F,Q,V,X and Z. Most consonants in Kenyah have equivalents in English.
