I want to say "Yesterday, because I was hungry, I ordered a pizza", and I want to report the event not in the historical present, but looking back on it.

There are two options:

wa'Hu' jIghungmo', pItSa' vIvun
wa'Hu' jIghungmo', pItSa' vIvunpu'

Since I'm looking back on the event, the obvious choice must be {wa'Hu' jIghungmo', pItSa' vIvunpu'}.

But isn't it strange saying "Yesterday, because I am hungry, I have ordered a pizza"?

Is using/combining aspect with no aspect something which we can do? Or is it that in occasions as the above, the only choice is to report the event in the historical present?

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Dana'an
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