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Furbish lesson 1Furbish phrasebook: the first words to learn
Furbish sounds like nonsense for about a day. Then you catch yourself answering "ee-tay" at dinner. Here are the words to start with.

Yes, no, me, you
Four words cover most conversations with a Furby. Ee-tay is yes. Boo is no. Kah means me, and u-nye means you. "Kah may-may u-nye" is the phrase most owners hear first: I love you.
Friends and feelings
Noo-lah is friend, and it's the word we use most. May-may is love. When a Furby calls its Furblets "dee noo-lahs" it's saying little friends.
Words that start something
Wee-tee means sing, koh-koh means again, and doo-moh is please. Ay-ay asks you to look. String them together and you have a request: "wee-tee koh-koh, doo-moh".
Which Furbys speak what
Hey Furby and DJ Furby switch between English and Furbish. Furby Vibes, Furblets and DJ Furblets only speak Furbish, and Vibes comes with a printed glossary.
- ee-tayyes
- boono
- kahme
- u-nyeyou
- noo-lahfriend
- may-maylove
- wee-teesing
- koh-kohagain
- doo-mohplease
- ay-aylook
- deelittle
- dahbig
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