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Pandr'ew meaning " What is" is a useful beginning of a question. We started with Pandr'ew hebma? and Pandr'ew an re ma? What is this? and What are these? You can use Pandr'ew to ask what someone likes ( or hate s ). Pandr'ew da genes? What do you like? Pandr'ew cas genes? What do you hate? Or you can say: Pandr'ew drog genes? What do you dislike? Notice that instead of genam (which refers to what you like yourself) we use genes (for what the other person likes). And w e are using opposites when we use drog (bad) and da (good). Pandr'ew da genes? Da ew genam sevy wheg . I like sweet strawberries. Pandr'ew drog genes? Drog ew genam trynkles trenk. I dislike sour rhubarb. Also , opposites are wheg (sweet) and trenk or trynk (sour) We can also ask a more direct question: Ew da genes sevy? Do you like strawberries? Ew drog genes trynkles? Do you