Georgiana Trull

Yurok Language Conversation Book, chapter 3: "Are you hungry?" (2003)

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Display style: sentence | look-up

Text identifier: GT3-03
Speaker: Georgiana Trull
Edition: Georgiana Trull, "Yurok Language Conversation Book" (2003)

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Cheeweye'm hes?
Are you hungry?
Source: YLCB6 |
Cheeweyee'mo'w hes?
Are you (pl.) hungry?
Source: YLCB6 |
Keech cheeweyek'.
I'm hungry.
Source: YLCB6 |
Cheeweyetek' ke'ween.
I'm hungry for eels.
Source: YLCB6 |
Cheeweyetek' kegoh.
I'm hungry for acorn soup.
Source: YLCB6 |
Ko'l nue neps!
Come and eat!
Source: YLCB6 |
Ko'l nue nepee'mekw!
Come and eat (pl.)!
Source: YLCB6 |
Nepuy mehl 'e'gah. Cho' kue nooychkwe'm!
We're having some salmon. Come and have some!
Source: YLCB6 |
Cho' ko'l nepe'm!
Eat something!
Source: YLCB6 |
Chue kee 'e'gah.
Let's eat.
Source: YLCB7 |
Keech 'ee roo kee 'we-'e'gah.
It's time to eat.
Source: YLCB7 |
Keech 'ee so'n hes kee ko'l k'e-nepek'?
Are you ready to eat?
Source: YLCB7 |
Keech 'ee so'n hes kee 'we-'e'gah?
Are they ready to eat?
Source: YLCB7 |
Keech 'ee so'n kee ko'l 'ne-nepek'.
I am ready to eat.
Source: YLCB7 |
Keech 'ee so'n kee ko'l 'ne-nepee'moh.
We're ready to eat.
Source: YLCB7 |
Cho' ko'l ko nepe'm!
Eat before you go!
Source: YLCB7 |
Tee'neeshoo kee nepe'm?
What are you going to eat?
Source: YLCB7 |
Tee'neeshoo kee nepee'moh?
What are we going to eat?
Source: YLCB7 |
Kues k'e-ke'm?
Where's the food?
Source: YLCB7 |
Chee 'o' nuenepueh.
Give me some food.
Source: YLCB7 |
Skewok kee 'ne-nepek' kegoh.
I want to eat acorn soup.
Source: YLCB7 |
Skewok kee 'ne-nepek' ...
I want to eat ...
Source: YLCB7 |
Chee 'o' k'e-kegoh.
Give me your acorn soup.
Source: YLCB7 |
Skuuewetek' kegoh.
I like (the taste of) acorn soup.
Source: YLCB7 |
Nek skuuewetek' Georgiana 'ue-kegoh.
I like the taste of Georgiana's acorn soup.
Source: YLCB8 |
Nekomuy kee k'e-pemek' kegoh hes?
Do you know how to make acorn soup?
Source: YLCB8 |
'Iee, skuykok' 'ne-pew.
Yes, I'm a good cook.
Source: YLCB8 |
'Iee, skuykok' 'ne-pewomek'.
Yes, I'm a good cook.
Source: YLCB8 |
'Iee, nekomuy 'ne-pew.
Yes, I know how to cook.
Source: YLCB8 |
Popsew kee nepek'.
I'm going to eat bread.
Source: YLCB8 |
Chee 'o' kue peeshkah!
Hand me the salt!
Source: YLCB8 |
Weno'os hekwch!
Hand me a bowl!
Source: YLCB8 |
Weno'os peeshkah!
Give me the salt!
Source: YLCB8 |
Chee 'o' kue oranges!
Pass the oranges!
Source: YLCB8 |
Chee 'o' k'ee oranges!
Pass the oranges!
Source: YLCB8 |
Chee 'o' kue nepuy!
Pass the salmon!
Source: YLCB8 |
Chee 'o' k'e-nepuy!
Pass the (your) salmon!
Source: YLCB8 |
Nek keech skeweenepek'.
I've had enough to eat.
Source: YLCB8 |
Paa', neemee skewok.
No, I don't want any.
Source: YLCB9 |
Che'looksek'.
I'm thirsty.
Source: YLCB9 |
Che'looksee'moh.
We're thirsty.
Source: YLCB9 |
Yo' keech che'look's.
S/he is thirsty.
Source: YLCB9 |
Che'lookse'm hes?
Are you thirsty?
Source: YLCB9 |
Che'looksee'mo'w hes?
Are you (pl.) thirsty?
Source: YLCB9 |
Pa'ah kee rekwoh.
I'm going to drink water.
Source: YLCB9 |
Skewok kee 'ne-rekwoh skuuewolonee pa'ah.
I want to drink soda.
Source: YLCB9 |
Kowecho' rekwoh reguuekwo'.
Don't drink liquor.
Source: YLCB9 |
Chee 'o' pa'ah!
Give me some water!
Source: YLCB9 |
Weno'os kee kem ko rekwoh!
Give me another drink!
Source: YLCB9 |
Keech skeweenepek'.
I'm full.
Source: YLCB9 |
Ko'mee tenpeyok'. Kee mok'w 'ne-sew.
I ate so much I can't breathe.
Source: YLCB9 |
Ta'ano'.
It's hot (of liquids or a stove but not weather).
Source: YLCB10 |
Swoopee'n 'ue-ler'ergerh.
He spilled his coffee.
Source: YLCB10 |
Teno' skuuewolonee.
More sweets.
Source: YLCB10 |
Koweeshcho'
Thank you (for food)
Source: YLCB10 |
Wokhlew.
Thank you (prayer and other things).
Source: YLCB10 |
Pee'wo'.
You're welcome, sure.
Source: YLCB10 |
'Ohlkuem.
You're welcome. (Of course.)
Source: YLCB10 |
Keech 'epo'.
He/She is choking.
Source: YLCB10 |
Yo' keech 'epo'.
That one over there is choking.
Source: YLCB10 |