Possessive Pronouns; Past Tense

This week has been a little slower. We have a big quiz tomorrow, so we have spent a lot of class time discussing it and the final week of class. Today, we discussed a few phrases, but mostly worked on our dialogs. I'm not going to put mine on here because it's pretty long and complicated. We're supposed to study it for the quiz tomorrow, but I can't remember all the different terms, so I'll have to simplify it. For today's post, I'm going to just share a few things we were supposed to study in the book over the weekend: possessive pronouns and the past tense.

Possessive Pronouns:
me = my
wo = your
ne = his / her
yεn = our
mo = your
w⊃⊃nom / ⊃⊃mo = their

Dialogues

Adesuafo⊃, maadwo!

Today, we spent the majority of class time on our conversation skills. Mine are very poor. I just can't seem to remember words and phrases. And I inevitably get tongue-tied when I have to say something on my own. Why?? Anyway, here are some useful phrases / ready-made dialogues...

A: Sister, maahã.

B: Yaa nua.

A: Wo hõ te sεn?

B: Me hõ yε.

A: Mepaakyεw, wofiri he?

B: Mefiri aburokyire.

A: Wofiri kuro bεn so?

B: Mefi California. Wonim h⊃?

A: Daabi. Mate din.

B: Yεbεhyia bio.

A: Yoo.