Georgiana Trull
Yurok Language Conversation Book, chapter 17: "How's the weather? (Look at the sky.)" (2003)
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Speaker: Georgiana Trull
Edition: Georgiana Trull, "Yurok Language Conversation Book" (2003)
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Kue 'wes-'o-new neee'-nes.
How's the weather? (Look at the sky.)Source: YLCB68 | -
Kues 'e-lekw kee so'n k'ee 'wes-'o-new?
Who knows which way the weather will turn?Source: YLCB68 | -
Keech ske-weg.
It's a good day (sunny).Source: YLCB68 | -
Keech ta-'a-noy'hl.
It's hot.Source: YLCB68 | -
Keech hue-mo-nerk'.
It's warming up.Source: YLCB68 | -
Keech hue-mo-ne-pek'
I'm warm.Source: YLCB68 | -
To' keech hue-mo-ne-pek'.
I'm warm now.Source: YLCB68 | -
Keech her'-p'ery-chek'.
I'm warm from the sun (sunning myself).Source: YLCB68 | -
Keech ta-'a-noy'hl.
It's hot (weather).Source: YLCB68 | -
Keech nue-mee ta-'a-noy'hl.
It's really hot.Source: YLCB68 | -
Kee-tee ta-'a-noy'hl.
It's going to be hot later.Source: YLCB68 | -
Keech rook'ws.
The wind is blowing.Source: YLCB69 | -
Che'-muech nee rook'ws.
A little wind is blowing.Source: YLCB69 | -
Mo-'oh-peer.
Fog.Source: YLCB69 | -
Keech mo-'oh-peer.
It's foggy.Source: YLCB69 | -
Keech loh-pee'hl hes?
Is it cloudy?Source: YLCB69 | -
Keech loh-pee'hl.
It's cloudy.Source: YLCB69 | -
Keech loh-pee'hl neee'-nes.
Look at the clouds.Source: YLCB69 | -
Ten-pe-we'hl.
Rain.Source: YLCB69 | -
Kee-tee ten hes?
Is it going to rain?Source: YLCB69 | -
Kee-tee ten-pe-we'hl hes?
Is it going to rain?Source: YLCB69 | -
Kee-tee ten-pe-we'hl.
It's going to rain any moment.Source: YLCB69 | -
Neee'-nes kue noo-rew ne-gah-se'-wey.
Look at the pretty rainbow.Source: YLCB70 | -
Mehl te-gen mehl loh-pee'hl?
Which way is the rain coming in?Source: YLCB70 | -
Keech ten.
It's raining.Source: YLCB70 | -
Keech swoo-pee'hl.
It's really raining.Source: YLCB70 | -
Ch'ue-me'y ho 'we-ten.
Quite a rain.Source: YLCB70 | -
Kee-tee plop'.
It's going to flood.Source: YLCB70 | -
Sahk-sah.
Hail.Source: YLCB70 | -
Ke'-ween 'we-leen.
Hail (eel eyes).Source: YLCB70 | -
Mehl re-go'r mehl loh-pee'hl.
It's snow weather.Source: YLCB70 | -
Keech ro'r.
It's just now beginning to snow.Source: YLCB70 | -
Kol-nee che-po-re-ge'hl.
It's kind of cold.Source: YLCB70 | -
Keech ma saa-we-lek'.
I got cold.Source: YLCB70 | -
Kues cho' so'n kue laa-yekw?
How is the road (or trail)?Source: YLCB70 | -
Nee-mee skuye'n. Cheee-ko'r 'o slookw.
Not good. There are slides everywhere.Source: YLCB71 | -
Keech slookw kue laa-yekw.
There is a slide in the road.Source: YLCB71 | -
Kues cho' so'n kue laa-yekw 'o pue-leek?
How is the road downriver?Source: YLCB71 | -
Kues cho' so'n k'ee laa-yekw 'o pue-leek?
How is the road downriver?Source: YLCB71 | -
To' wee' nee laa-yekw.
The road is still there.Source: YLCB71 | -
Kues cho' soo ne-wee' kee pa-'ah?
How does the water look?Source: YLCB71 | -
Keet he-gehl-pa'.
The water is rising.Source: YLCB71 | -
Keet hlkoo-lon kee pa-'ah.
The water is muddy.Source: YLCB71 | -
Mos hlkoo-lon kee pa-'ah.
The water is not muddy.Source: YLCB71 | -
Neee'-nes kue 'o t'le-wo-luehl.
Look at the waterfall.Source: YLCB71 |