Florence Shaughnessy
Sentences (LA138-002) (1980)
Writing system: no hyphens | hyphens
Display style: sentence | look-up
Text identifier: LA138-002
Speaker: Florence Shaughnessy
Primary documentation: Paul Proulx
Project transcription: Alysoun Quinby, Andrew Garrett
Audio source: LA138-002
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Lekws keech 'o ket'ey.
It is parked outside.| Password required -
Wonew keech 'o ket'ey.
It is parked up above, up in the hills.| Password required -
Kues keech 'o ket'op'?
How much water is there in the bucket?| Password required -
Kues noohl ket'op'? Keech ket'op'.
How much water is there (in the bucket)?There's enough.| Password required -
Keech ho ket'op'.
There's enough water (in the bucket or pot).| Password required -
Chpaanee' hes k'e-ruerek'?
Is it too far to swim?| Password required -
Neemee chpaak. To' neemee chpaak.
It's not far.| Password required -
Mocho kee wohpeye'm, k'e-yaahl kee no'omue'l, k'e-senohl kee no'omue'l,
k'e-pahtuenohl kee no'omue'l.
If you cross it (the water), it will be up to your belly, it will be up to your arms, it will be up to your neck.| Password required -
Keech keychek.
I'm tired.| Password required -
Ke'l hes kem keychek?
Are you tired too?| Password required -
Yo'hlkoh hes kem keychek?
Are they tired too?| Password required -
Keech keychekomoyehl.
They're tired.| Password required -
Keech chyue keychek.
They're all tired.| Password required -
Nek kem keech keychek.
I'm tired too.| Password required -
Keychokseemek' k'ee ch'eeeshah.
I'm tired of that dog.| Password required -
Kues keech loote'm kue regok? Ke'yetueloh, keech ke'yetueletek'.
Where did you put the trout? It slipped, I dropped it.| Password required -
To' keekerhlkeene'm.
You disjoint it (an animal carcass).| Password required -
Keech keekerhl.
It (an animal carcass) has been disjointed.| Password required -
Keech keekerhlkeenee'.
It (an animal carcass) has been disjointed.| Password required -
... mocho keekwten mecheek kee kue neke'm.
(It will smolder) if you put it (the rotted wood) in the fire.| Password required -
Koma sku'y soo meraa.
It (rotted wood) smokes well for a long time.| Password required -
Kues cho' soo newo'm? So pechue nuemee keemerlue'.
How does it look to you? It looks really bad upriver.| Password required -
Kee'm soo ho'omoh. Kee'm soosek'.
Somebody's been badly hurt. I'm thinking a bad thing.| Password required -
Kee'm so'n.
Something bad has happened.| Password required -
Kee'm soo ko'moyok'.
I heard something bad (bad news).| Password required -
Kee'm serneryerh.
Somebody saw something bad.| Password required -
Keech keepue'n.
It's winter.| Password required -
Keech keeshe'n.
It's summer.| Password required -
Keech wer'erterysh.
Someone is showing off, something unusual is happening.| Password required