Aileen Figueroa

Sentences (JB-01-04) (February 6, 2001)

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Text identifier: JB-01-04
Speaker: Aileen Figueroa
Primary documentation: Juliette Blevins
Project transcription: Justin Spence
Audio source: JB-01-04

Keet 'e-pok'.
I am choking.

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'Epok'.
I am choking.

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Hl'os!
Grab it!

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Cho' 'yerh-hlkery-ter'm kue ha-'aag!
Pick the rocks up!

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Nek hes?
Is it me?

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Ko'l 'we-noohl ho ne-wook'.
A long time ago I saw someone.

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Kee-tee cho-mee'sh roo.
It's just about noon.

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Muehl-sook'.
I wipe it.

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Chee 'o'!
Give me some (food)!

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Chee 'o' k'e-pop, chee-wey-yek'!
Pass the bread, I'm hungry!

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Nue' nep's!
Go eat!

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Wo-nekw ho neee'-nes!
Look up!

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Wo-nekw ho neee'-nes kerr-cherh!
Look up at the ridge!

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Kue pe-gerk keet ke'm.
That man is stealing.

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Kue pe-gerk keech hlmey-koy.
That man is treating us mean.

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Hlmey-koy.
He is treating us mean.

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Nek kom-chue-mek'.
I know (the answer).

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Nee-mok'w wee' 'oo-le'm.
Nobody's here.

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Kue mues-mues 'o kwech-kee-sheek'.
That cow made a pile.

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Keech le-ko-lek', keech ho-'o-moh.
I fell and got hurt.

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Mue-neech-kook'.
I had an accident.

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Keech mue-neech-koo'm.
You had an accident.

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Mue-neech-koo'm.
You had an accident.

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Lo-'op'.
It burns.

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Keech ho-'op'.
She's making fire.

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Kue tye'-wo-lok'.
I'll go burn that.

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We-no-'os!
Give it to me!

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Huen-kek'-sos!
Open it!

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'Ek'sos!
Close it!

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Cho' 'ek-soo'm!
Close it!

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Nee huen-kek's.
It's partly open.

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Kues wo'-nee serr-hler-per'm?
What are you doing?

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Keech pler-wer-nerp'.
It (the river) is rising.

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Pler-wer-nep', pler-wer-nerp'.
It is rising.

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Keech reeek.
It's full.

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Keech reeek kue nerh-pery.
It's full of berries.

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Keech kee'm soo rook'ws.
The wind is blowing hard.

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Rook'ws.
It is blowing.

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Nee-mok'w 'wet'-p'ohl.
He's got no sense.

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Keet me-war.
The swelling is going down.

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Po-'oh.
It's healing.

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Keech po-'oh.
It's healing.

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Chah-chew.
It is difficult.

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He-go-'och!
Go on!

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Chee-nah!
Go on!

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Chee-nah, he-go-'och!
Go ahead!

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'Ochkaa kah-chek'.
I'm sewing.

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Ma le-we-tek' 'o koh-che-wok' kah-kah.
I went fishing and caught a sturgeon.

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Mos sku'y so-nee-ne-pek'.
I don't feel right.

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Kues so-nee-ne-pe'm?
How are you feeling?

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Mos te-lek'.
I'm not sick.

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Te-le'm hes?
Are you sick?

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Paa', mos te-lek'.
No, I'm not sick.

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'Elekw, keech hoo'yk-'ohl.
I don't know, I forgot.

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Hoo'yk-'ohl.
I forgot.

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Kee'm soo te'l.
She is badly sick.

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Kee'm soo te'l kue wen-chokws.
The woman is still sick.

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Tkwo-la te'l.
She's still sick.

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Chpee ker-gerk'w.
There's just one person.

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Kee-tee kyah.
It (the moon) is rising.

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Keech sku'y soo ta'.
The sun is out nice.

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