Florence Shaughnessy

Sentences (LA138-042) (1980)

Writing system: default | hyphens | linguistic
Display style: sentence | look-up

Text identifier: LA138-042
Speaker: Florence Shaughnessy
Primary documentation: Paul Proulx
Project transcription: Alysoun Quinby, Andrew Garrett
Audio source: LA138-042

  1. Wo'nee herk'erpee' 'ne-'yoch.
    I'm caulking my boat.
     
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  2. 'O tkwelohpo'.
    It springs back (a plank or branch).
     
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  3. Cho' tmohkeloytem'.
    Break it off.
     
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  4. Keech tmohkeloytek'.
    I'm breaking it off.
     
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  5. Cho' ko tmohkeloytem'.
    Break it off.
     
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  6. Cho' ko tmohkeloyshom'.
    Break it up (into pieces).
     
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  7. Cho' ko tmohkeloyshom' 'ne-'yoh.
    Break up my wood.
     
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  8. Keech tmohkeree.
    It's broken off (small things).
     
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  9. Keech ma tmohkeree.
    Somebody broke off a bit of it.
     
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  10. Kee tohpuel'.
    There will be a deep pool.
     
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  11. Cho' ko tohpuel'.
    Make it deeper.
     
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  12. Wo' tohpuel' wee'eeet ko maayem'.
    You pass by a deep pool.
     
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  13. Cho' ko tohpuer'.
    Drill a hole.
     
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  14. Kues tomeek' chaahl, kues tomeek' k'ee roreer?
    How deep is the sand, how deep is the snow?
     
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  15. Kues kee tomeek'?
    How deep do you want it?
     
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  16. Kues keech tomeek' roreer?
    How deep is the snow?
     
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  17. Nuemee tenowo'hl.
    S/he talks too much.
     
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  18. To's neemee tenowo'hl?
    Doesn't s/he talk too much?
     
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  19. Paa', neemee' tenowo'hl.
    No, s/he doesn't talk too much.
     
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  20. Kues tomoyem', kues keech tomoyem'?
    How old are you?
     
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  21. Kues keech tomoyem'?
    How big are you getting?
     
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  22. Nuemee tonpewe'hl
    It's raining steadily.
     
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  23. Keech swegoopee'hl.
    It's pouring with rain (one shower after another).
     
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  24. Keech kaamege'hl.
    It's very bad weather.
     
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  25. 'We-to' 'ohtee'.
    S/he was hit in the hip (shot in the hip).
     
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  26. Wek toomoneehl.
    That's how much it cost.
     
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  27. Wek too'.
    That's how much it cost.
     
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  28. Kues too'?
    How much does it cost?
     
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  29. Kues toomoneehl?
    How much does it cost?
     
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  30. Ko toolekomeyet'es.
    Put boards across (make a barrier).
     
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  31. Cho' ko toolekomey'.
    Put boards across (make a barrier).
     
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  32. Cho' ko rahlkah mehl ha'aag.
    Build it up (a barrier) with rocks.
     
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  33. Yok ma toomechok'.
    I travelled in a circle.
     
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  34. Me toomechok'.
    I travelled in a circle.
     
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  35. Wonekuek mehl toomoo'.
    It fell from above.
     
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  36. Wek 'o toorar'.
    It's lying across there.
     
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  37. Wek 'o toorar', cho' wonue laayem'.
    It's lying across there (a log), go across on top of it.
     
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