人口激增，走在路上或坐在巴士避不了突然有人在耳邊goelâ… Goelâ就是土生土語的“大叫”，是動詞。它也可表示“大聲高唱”，不過這通常並非讚美詞，goelâ形容的是過了火的唱歌聲量…
例句：
Chicho justo vêm, cavâ uví Mími goelâ di alto!
Chicho剛來到，就聽到Mími大叫 (或大聲高唱)。
Chito têm mám-macaco, êle-sa mámi tudo-óra goelâ co êle.
Chito總是很多手 (無時無刻抓來抓去)，他的媽媽總是向他大叫(大罵)。
Êle-sa siára sômente sabe goelâ.
他的太太只會大叫(大罵)。
With rising population, it’s inevitable that from time to time, either on the streets or in a bus, that someone would goelâ right at your ear. Goelâ is the Patuá verb for screaming or shouting out. It can also indicate someone singing too loudly.
Example：
Chicho justo vêm, cavâ uví Mími goelâ di alto!
Chicho just arrived and heard Mími singing aloud (shouting).
Chito têm mám-macaco, êle-sa mámi tudo-óra goelâ co êle.
Chito is always fidgety touching everything, his mother is always shouting at him.
Êle-sa siára sômente sabe goelâ.
His wife only knows how to yell.
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