Georgiana Trull

Yurok Language Conversation Book, chapter 11: "I have a headache. Health" (2003)

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Text identifier: GT3-11
Speaker: Georgiana Trull
Edition: Georgiana Trull, "Yurok Language Conversation Book" (2003)

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  1. 'Ne-mohl lepe'hl.
    I have a headache.
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  2. Telek' 'ne-mohl.
    My head hurts.
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  3. Kolnee telek'.
    I feel kind of sick.
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  4. Kweskwese'm hes?
    Do you have a cold?
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  5. Kweskwesee'mo'w hes?
    Do you have a cold? (pl.)
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  6. Kolnee kweskwesek'.
    I have a slight cold.
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  7. Nek kweskwesek'.
    I have a cold.
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  8. Nuemee kweskwesek'.
    I have a bad cold.
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  9. Telek' 'ne-meek'olew.
    It hurts to swallow.
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  10. Nuemee kee'm soo te'l.
    She's really sick.
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  11. Weno'os 'ner-sleryhl. Keech merterlerp'erk'.
    Give me my handkerchief. My nose is running.
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  12. Sleryhlkerp'erk'.
    I'm going to blow my nose.
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  13. Keech 'ochek'.
    I just sneezed.
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  14. Pattee keech 'och'.
    Patti sneezed.
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  15. Keech lewolee' 'ne-meehl.
    I have cramps in my leg.
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  16. Hoomege'm hes?
    Are you dizzy?
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  17. Keech hoomegek'
    I'm dizzy.
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  18. Keech hereekwsek'.
    I'm coughing.
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  19. Yo' keech hereekw's.
    He or She is coughing.
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  20. Keech me'lomek'.
    I'm puking.
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  21. Yo' keech me'l.
    She or He is puking.
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  22. Kolo keetee me'lomek'.
    I feel like puking.
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  23. Me'lomokseeshon.
    Nauseating, sickening.
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