Aileen Figueroa

Elicited Sentences with Bipersonal Verbs and Descriptive Verbs (August 11, 2001)

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Text identifier: JB-02-08b
Speaker: Aileen Figueroa
Primary documentation: Juliette Blevins
Editor: Andrew Garrett
Audio source: JB-02-08b

S'oks-'oo-po-ne-me'm.
You hit them.

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Kee-tee s'oo-po-ney-yek'.
He's going to hit me.

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Kee-tee s'oo-po-nee'n.
He's going to hit me.

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S'oks-'oo-po-ney-ye'm.
Somebody's going to hit you (more than once) .

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Pyer-werk-see'n hes?
Does he love me?

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Pyer-werk-see-me-le'm.
He loves you.

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Pyer-werk-see'm hes?
Does he loves her?

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Pyer-werk-see-mehl hes?
Do they love (somebody)?

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Kue pe-gerk pyer-werk-see'm kue wen-chokws.
The man loves the woman.

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Pyer-werk-see'm.
He loves her.

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Nee-keech-yue pyer-werk-seech-'o'.
I love you all.

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Pyer-werk-seech-'o'.
I love you (all) .

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Nek chyue pyer-werk-seech-'o'.
I love you all.

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Ko'-mo-yo-chek'.
I heard you.

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Ko'-mo-yok' kue wer'-yers.
I heard the girl.

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Nek ko'-mo-yo-chek'.
I heard you.

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Ko'-mo-yo-pa'.
You hear me.

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Ko'-mo-yoch-'o'.
We hear you.

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Yo'hl-koh ko'-mo-yo-paahl.
They heard me.

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Nek ko'-mo-yoch-'o'.
I heard you.

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Ko'-mo-yo-se'm.
You heard her/him.

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Ko'-mo-yo-sek'.
I heard that person.

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'Ohchek'.
I give it (to you) .

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'Ochek'.
I sneeze.

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Kee nah-che-chek'.
I'll give it to you.

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Yo' na'ch-'es.
Give it to her.

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Na'ch-'es yo'.
Give it to her.

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To' kee nah-che-sek'.
I'll give it to her.

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To' nah-che-sek'.
I give it to her.

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Cho' nah-che-se'm.
Give it to her.

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Kee nah-che-se'm hes?
Will you give it to her?

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Nah-chee'n.
She gave it to me.

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Nah-chee'n kue srekws-rekw.
She gave me the ring.

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Mey-yax kue 'wah-chehl!
The civet cat stinks!

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Swoo'm k'ee 'o'-lehl.
This house stinks.

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Swoo'm.
It stinks.

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Swoo-pee'hl.
It's pouring.

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Nah-ches-'o'.
I or we gave it to them.

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Keech nah-ches-'o'.
I already gave it to them.

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Nek nah-che-sek'.
I give it to her/him.

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Nue-mee pe-leen pe-gerk.
He's a very big man.

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Nue-mee pler-'er'y kue chyer-'er'y.
The bear is very big.

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Nue-mee pe-leen kue pe-gerk.
The man is huge.

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Nue-mee ploh-ke-lee' kue ha-'aag.
The rock is very big.

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Po-pe'l 'we-che-wes.
He has big hands.

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Po-pe'l.
They're big.

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Nue-mee pe-leen ley-yes.
It's a very big snake.

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Plep'.
It's big around.

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Nue-mee plep' kue ley-yes.
The snake is very big around (thick) .

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Nue-mee pe-leen 'lahp-sew.
It's a very big plate.

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Nue-mee pe'l kue 'lahp-sew.
The plate is very big.

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Kue wen-chokws po-pe'l 'we-che-wes.
That woman has big hands.

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Plok's.
It's wide.

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Me-seek'.
It's narrow.

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Chey-ke'n kue pe-gerk.
The man is small.

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Chey-ke'n kue chyer-'er'y.
The bear is small.

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