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==Episode 106==
==Episode 106==
<screenplay>ADIL
You made weapons of your songs.
TRANSLATION
''[[Lúchálèzhì]] [[jìrùvónàz]] [[ramé]] [[wèláyà]] [[énó]].''</screenplay>
<screenplay>ALDER
I defended myself. And made a place for our people.
TRANSLATION
''[[Imìzát’éyè]]. [[Íkk’óyè]] [[t’abáné]] [[pakháfyà]] [[vú]].''</screenplay>
<screenplay>ADIL
What kind of place?
TRANSLATION
''[[T’abáné]] [[bà]] [[t’anú]] [[ò]]?''</screenplay>


==Episode 107==
==Episode 107==

Revision as of 16:30, 24 April 2020

During the first season of Motherland: Fort Salem, Méníshè spoken dialogue was featured in four of the ten episodes. That dialogue is shown below.

Episode 103

ALDER
Let us begin...
TRANSLATION
GENERAL AMIS
They will not stop until we end them, one cell at a time. Using all the weapons at our disposal.
GENERAL SHARMA
Perhaps it is time for some new leadership.
GENERAL AMIS
These are seeds I’ve never heard before.

Episode 106

ADIL
You made weapons of your songs.
ALDER
I defended myself. And made a place for our people.
ADIL
What kind of place?

Episode 107

Episode 110