Florence Shaughnessy

Sentences (LA138-052) (1980)

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Text identifier: LA138-052
Speaker: Florence Shaughnessy
Primary documentation: Paul Proulx
Project transcription: Alysoun Quinby, Andrew Garrett
Audio source: LA138-052

  1. 'O te-to-lo'hl.
    S/he cries.
     
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  2. Ko-we-cho' 'ee-yoh te-ge-to-lo-hle'm.
    Stop this crying.
     
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  3. Cho' ke'l wo'n 'o te-koh-so'm.
    Stick it up there.
     
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  4. Cho' te-koh-so'm, cho' mehl te-koh-so'm.
    Make a mark, mark it (with a stick).
     
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  5. Keech wee' 'o te-ko'n.
    There's a mark here.
     
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  6. ... mee' wek ko ne-wo'w wek 'o te-ko'n.
    ... because you see where it's marked.
     
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  7. Nek kee tek-te-koh.
    I'm going to make marks (on a trail).
     
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  8. Ske-lee 'o tek-te-tek'. Ske-lee 'o tek, wee' 'o tek.
    I put it down. It was put down, it was put here.
     
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  9. Wee' 'o tek.
    It's sitting here.
     
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  10. Weet 'o tek ha-'aag.
    There's a rock sitting there.
     
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  11. Weet 'o tek te-kwo-nekws.
    There's a box sitting there.
     
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  12. Nek wee' 'o tek-te-tek'.
    I set it down.
     
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  13. Wek 'o tek-tah.
    It's sitting there (a heavy object).
     
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  14. Wo-gee ko 'o tek-tah.
    It's sitting in the middle.
     
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  15. Te-ne-ko-mee' 'yoh-hlkoych' 'o pue-leek we'yk-'oh mee keech ho plop'.
    There's a lot of wood down at the beach today because of the high water.
     
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  16. Te-ne-ko-mee' pe-chek-sehl.
    There's a lot of gravel.
     
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  17. We'yk-'oh te-ne-ko-mee'.
    There's a lot now.
     
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  18. Kee kem ... kee nee 'o chke-ne-ko-mee'.
    Next month there will be less (wood scattered on the beach).
     
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  19. Kues too-me-ko-mee'? Nue-mee too-me-ko-mee'.
    How many are (scattered) there? A whole lot are scattered.
     
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  20. Nue-mee te-ne-ko-mee'.
    There's a lot.
     
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  21. Mos nue-mee te-no-neehl-kwee'.
    It wasn't very expensive.
     
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  22. Nee-mee nue-mee te-no' 'ue'-wes.
    It is not worth very much.
     
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  23. Kues too-mo-neehl-kwoo'm? Kues too-mo-neehl-kwee'?
    How much did you pay for it? How much did it cost?
     
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  24. Keech ma mar-kue' kue 'noo-lehl mee' keech ma tek-teg.
    My plants got eaten because they were sticking out (of the ground).
     
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  25. Keech ma tek-teg.
    They were sticking out.
     
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  26. Kyue' 'o te-go-ye'-we'y.
    It's sticking out there.
     
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  27. Keech pkwe'm.
    They're all up (new plants in a garden).
     
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  28. Keech kyue' ho pkwe'm.
    They've come up, they're sticking out there.
     
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  29. Keech kyue' 'o pkwe-chok'w.
    It's coming up (emerging) there.
     
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  30. Keech kyue' ho pkwe-chok'w.
    Someone came into view.
     
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  31. Keech chyue pkwe'-mehl.
    They're all in sight. (They've all come into view).
     
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  32. Keech pkwe-chok'w, keech won ho pkwe-chok'w, keech won ho pkwe'm.
    He's emerged, he's come into view over there, they've come into view over there.
     
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  33. Keech koo-see pkwe'm.
    They're all in sight. (They've all come into view.)
     
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  34. Keech kyue' ho pkwo', keech kyue' ho pkwe-chee', keech kyue' ho pkwe-go'.
    It has come into view, they've come into view (in boats).
     
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  35. Keech kyue' ho pkwe-go'.
    They've come into view (in boats).
     
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  36. Keech kyue ho pkwech-ke-nekw, keech kyue ho pkwe-nekw.
    They've drifted into view, it has drifted into view.
     
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  37. Keech wee' 'o pkwech-ke-nek'w 'yoch, nee-mok'w k'en 'ok'w.
    Boats have drifted into view, there's nothing in them.
     
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  38. Ko'-mee keech te-nuue-le's.
    It is really overloaded.
     
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  39. Keech te-nuue-le's.
    It's overloaded.
     
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  40. Cho' tmept-me-pee-ne'm.
    Cut it in pieces.
     
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  41. Cho' choo-ne'-mee tme-pee-ne'm.
    Cut it in fourths.
     
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  42. Keech choo-ne'-mee tme-pee-ne'm.
    You cut it in fourths.
     
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  43. Keech tkwe-soh-po'.
    It springs up, springs back (and hits low, near the ground).
     
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