Florence Shaughnessy
Sentences (LA138-038) (1980)
Writing system: no hyphens | hyphens
Display style: sentence | look-up
Text identifier: LA138-038
Speaker: Florence Shaughnessy
Primary documentation: Paul Proulx
Project transcription: Alysoun Quinby, Andrew Garrett
Audio source: LA138-038
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Nee-mee wo noo-so-no-wok'.
I didn't take part.| Password required -
Nek so-ne-sek'.
I said it to someone.| Password required -
Ko-lo wek so'-no-yok'.
It seems like I heard it that way.| Password required -
Nek wek so'-no-yok'.
I thought I heard it this way.| Password required -
Nek he-sek' wek so'-no-yok'.
I thought I heard it this way.| Password required -
Nue-mee kee'm so'-no-yok'.
I heard something really bad (that made me angry).| Password required -
Kee'm so'-no-yok'.
I heard something bad (that made me angry).| Password required -
Wo-neek soo-nek'.
I picked it up.| Password required -
Wo-nue soo-nek'.
I picked it up (took it somewhere).| Password required -
Sku'y soo-ne-pek', kee'm soo-ne-pek', I'm not dres-sed so good today mee kee-tee ko'l
hoh-kue-mek'.
I'm dressed well, I'm not dressed well ... because I'm going to go to work.| Password required -
Kee sku'y soo-ne-pek'.
I'm going to put on my good clothes.| Password required -
Nee-mok'w kee shoo-ne-pek'.
I've got nothing to wear.| Password required -
Keech two'm.
S/he's well behaved, s/he's a stay-at-home.| Password required -
Keet wo hoh-choo'.
You're bragging.| Password required -
Kes-kee kee-tee sooy-chok'.
I'm going to travel downriver.| Password required -
Pue-leek kee-tee sooy-chok'.
I'm going to travel downstream.| Password required -
Wo-ne-kuek kee-tee sooy-chok'.
I'm going to travel up.| Password required -
'We-noohl wek 'o serr-neryk' kue mey.
Then the tears trickle down there.| Password required -
Wek keech serr-neryk' mee' keech toh-pe'w.
It's leaking because there's a hole.| Password required -
Kues serr-nerh?
What color is it?| Password required -
Kues serr-nerk'ws? Kues mer'-wer-merk'ws?
How fast is the wind blowing? Which way is it blowing?| Password required -
Pue-leek mer'-wer-merk'ws.
The wind is blowing from the west.| Password required