Georgiana Trull

Yurok Language Conversation Book, chapter 1: "Hello" (2003)

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Text identifier: GT3-01
Speaker: Georgiana Trull
Edition: Georgiana Trull, "Yurok Language Conversation Book" (2003)

'Ayekwi'.
Hello (I'm glad to see you).
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'Ayekwi', 'ne-too'mar.
Hello, my good friend (or relation).
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'Ayekwi', kich chpaak 'o newochek'
Hello, I haven't seen you in a long time.
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Skuye'n 'u-koy.
Good morning.
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Skuye'n 'u-kechoyhl.
Good afternoon.
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Skuye'n 'we-chmey.
Good evening (sunset).
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Skuye'n 'we-nahschewen.
Good evening (night).
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'O'lomah.
Come in.
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Nohp'ewes nu rekwoh k'r-lr'rgrh.
Come in and drink some coffee.
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To' ki kem newochek'
I'll see you later.
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To' ki kem newooch'o'
I'll see you (pl.) later.
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Chuu'.
Goodbye.
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'Owook ki kem newochek'.
I'll see you again tomorrow.
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'Owook ki kem newooch'o'.
I'll see you (pl.) again tomorrow.
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Chmeyonin.
Evening (as in good evening).
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Wokhlew ki me k'e-nes.
Thank you for coming.
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Wokhlew ki me k'e-nuu'mo'w.
Thank you (pl.) for coming.
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