hne and kweʔ. Note that sometimes the suffix replaces the last syllable, whereas in other cases it is a new syllable added to the end.| English | Oneida |
|---|---|
I like it | knú·wehse̲ʔ |
I used to like it | knú·wehskwe̲ʔ |
It likes me | waknú·wehse̲ʔ |
It used to like me | waknú·wehskwe̲ʔ |
I like you | kunú·wehse̲ʔ |
I used to like you | kunú·wehskwe̲ʔ |
I love it | knolúkhwa̲ |
I used to love it | knolúkhwahkwe̲ʔ |
It loves me | waknolúkhwa̲ |
It used to love me | waknolúkhwahkwe̲ʔ |
I love you | kunolúkhwa̲ |
I used to love you | kunolúkhwahkwe̲ʔ |
I know it | kyʌtelí̲ |
I used to know it | kyʌtelihné· |
It knows me | wakyʌtelí̲ |
It used to know me | wakyʌtelihné· |
I know you | kuyʌtelí̲ |
I used to know you | kuyʌtelihné· |
I like myself | katatnú·wehse̲ʔ |
I used to like myself | katatnú·wehskwe̲ʔ |
You and I like each other | tetyatatnú·wehse̲ʔ |
You and I used to like each other | tetyatatnú·wehskwe̲ʔ |
I know | wakanúhte̲ʔ |
I used to know | wakanúhtehkwe̲ʔ |
I am a child | keksá· |
I used to be a child | keksahné· |
I am a young man | knikʌ́htluʔ |
I used to be a young man | knikʌhtluhné· |
I am a young woman | kyaʔtaséha |
I used to be a young woman | kyaʔtasehné· |
I am free / single | katatwʌni·yó̲· |
I used to be free / single | katatwʌni·yohné· |
I didn't used to be free / single (but I am now) | yáh teʔkatatwʌni·yohné· |
I am engaged (to someone) | yukninyákheʔ |
I used to be engaged (to someone) | yukninyákhehkwe̲ʔ |
I am in a relationship (with someone) | yáknehse̲ |
I used to be in a relationship (with someone) | yáknehskwe̲ʔ |
I am married | wakenyákuʔ |
I used to be married | wakenyakuhné· |
I didn't used to be married (but I am now) | yáh teʔwakenyakuhné· |
I am separated (from someone) | teyukyatekháshyuʔ |
I used to be separated (from someone) | teyukyatekhashyuhné· |
My name is ... | ... ní·yúkyats |
My name used to be ... | ... ní·yúkyatskwe̲ʔ |
I like her / them | khenú·wehse̲ʔ |
I used to like her / them | khenú·wehskwe̲ʔ |
I didn't used to like her / them (but I do now) | yáh teʔkhenú·wehskwe̲ʔ |
I love her / them | khenolúkhwa̲ʔ |
I used to love her / them | khenolúkhwahkwe̲ʔ |
I didn't used to love her / them (but I do now) | yáh tekhenolúkhwahkwe̲ʔ |
I am 20 years old | tewáhsʌ naʔtewakohsliyá·ku̲ |
I used to be 20 years old | tewáhsʌ naʔtewakohsliyaʔkuhné· |
I know | wakanúhte̲ʔ |
I used to know (but not now) | wakanúhtehkwe̲ʔ |
I didn't used to know (but I do now) | yáh teʔwakanúhtehkwe̲ʔ |
| English | Oneida |
|---|---|
I am a child | kekhsá· |
When I used to be a child | tshikekhsá· |
I am a young man | knikʌ́htluʔ |
When I used to be a young man | tshiknikʌh́tluʔ |
I am a young woman | kyá·taseha̲ |
When I used to be a young woman | tshikyá·taséha̲ |
I am free / single | katatwʌni·yó̲· |
When I was free / single | tshikatatwʌni·yó̲· |
I am engaged (to someone) | yukninyákheʔ |
When I was engaged (to someone) | tshiyukninyákheʔ |
I am in a relationship (with someone) | yáknehse̲ |
When I was in a relationship (with someone) | tshiyáknehse̲ |
I am married | wakenyákuʔ |
When I was married | tshiwakenyákuʔ |
I am married (to someone) | yukninyákuʔ |
When I was married (to someone) | tshiyukninyá·kuʔ |
I am separated (from someone) | teyukyatekháshyuʔ |
When I was separated (from someone) | tshaʔteyukyatekháshyuʔ |
I love her / them | khenolúkhwa̲ʔ |
When I loved her / them | tshikhenolúkhwa̲ʔ |
I am 20 years old | tewáhsʌ naʔtewakohsliyá·ku̲ |
When I used to be 20 years old | tewáhsʌ tshaʔtewakohsliyá·ku̲ |
ssetsitsse or tsi| English | Oneida |
|---|---|
It is single | watatwʌni·yó̲· |
It is single again | swatatwʌni·yó̲· |
I am married | wakenyákuʔ |
I am married again | swakenyá·kuʔ |
He is single | latatwʌni·yó̲· |
He is single again | shatatwʌni·yó̲· |
He is married (to someone) | lonyákuʔ |
He is married (to someone) again | shonyákuʔ |
He doesn't know me | yáh tehakyʌtelí̲ |
He doesn't know me anymore | yáh teshakyʌtelí̲ |
I like it | knú·wehse̲ |
I like it again | sknú·wehse̲ |
I do not like you | yáh teʔkunú·wehse̲ |
I do not like you anymore | yáh teskunú·wehse̲ |
You like it | snú·wehse̲ |
You like it again | sehsnú·wehse̲ |
He loves her/them | shakonolúkhwa̲ʔ |
He loves her/them again | seshakonolúkhwa̲ʔ |
I do not like her/them | yáh teʔkhenú·wehse̲ |
I do not like her/them anymore | yáh tesekhenú·wehse̲ |
Someone and I are engaged | yukninyákheʔ |
Someone and I are engaged again | tsyukninyákheʔ |
I am not in a relationship (with someone) | yáh teyáknehse̲ |
I am not in a relationship (with someone) anymore | yáh tetsyáknehse̲ |
He loves her/them | yesanolúkhwa̲ʔ |
He loves her/them again | tsyesanolúkhwa̲ʔ |
You two are not married | yáh tesninyákuʔ |
You two are not married anymore | yáh tetsisninyákuʔ |
Are you two single? | tsyatatwʌni·yó· kʌ́ |
Are you two single again? | tsitsyatatwʌni·yó· kʌ́ |
-nyak-. The paradigm below is stated in the perfective tense which is discussed in module 6.| Pronoun | Now | Used to be |
|---|---|---|
í· | wakenyákuʔ | wakenyakuhné· |
isé· | sanyákuʔ | sanyakuhné· |
laulhá· | lonyákuʔ | lonyakuhné· |
akaulhá· | yakonyákuʔ | yakonyakuhné· |
tetniyáhse | yukninyákuʔ | yukninyakuhné· |
tesniyáhse | sninyákuʔ | sninyakuhné· |
teyakniyáhse | yukninyákuʔ | yukninyakuhné· |
tehniyáhse | lotinyákuʔ | lotinyakuhné· |
tekniyáhse | yotinyákuʔ | yotinyakuhné· |
twakwekú | yukwanyákuʔ | yukwanyakuhné· |
yakwakwekú | yukwanyákuʔ | yukwanyakuhné· |
swakwekú | swanyákuʔ | swanyakuhné· |
latikwekú | lotinyákuʔ | lotinyakuhné· |
kutikwekú | yotinyákuʔ | yotinyakuhné· |
-e-. This root word literally means "walk, go, be somewhere" but is also used for dating or being together.| Pronoun | Now | Used to be |
|---|---|---|
tetniyáhse | ítnehse | ítnehskwe̲ |
tesniyáhse | ísnehse | ísnehskwe̲ |
teyakniyáhse | yáknehse | yáknehskwe̲ |
tehniyáhse | í·nehse | í·nehskwe̲ |
tekniyáhse | íknehse | íknehskwe̲ |
te...atekhahsyu-. This root word literally means "come apart, come undone, become unravelled, separate".| Pronoun | Separated | Reconciled |
|---|---|---|
tetniyáhse | teyukyatekháshyu | teyukyatekhashyuhné· |
tesniyáhse | tetsyatekháshyu | tetsyatekhashyuhné· |
teyakniyáhse | teyukyatekháshyu | teyukyatekhashyuhné· |
tehniyáhse | tehonatekháshyu | tehonatekhashyuhné· |
tekniyáhse | teyonatekháshyu | teyonatekhashyuhné· |
-nyak- which is the same root word as the word for being married. However, the aspect suffix is different.| Pronoun | Now | Used to be |
|---|---|---|
í· | wakenyákheʔ | wakenkákhehkwe̲ |
teyakniyáhse | yukninyákheʔ | yukninkákhehkwe̲ |
latikwekú | lotinyákheʔ | lotinkákhehkwe̲ |
-atatwʌniyo-.| Pronoun | Now | Used to be |
|---|---|---|
í· | katatwʌni·yó | katatwʌniyohné· |
isé· | satatwʌni·yó | satatwʌniyohné· |
laulhá· | latatwʌni·yó | latatwʌniyohné· |
akaulhá· | yutatwʌni·yó | yutatwʌniyohné· |
| Pronoun | Old man | Old woman |
|---|---|---|
í· | likhstʌ́ha̲ | khekhstʌ́ha̲ |
isé· | etshekhstʌ́ha̲ | shekhstʌ́ha̲ |
laulhá· | lokhstʌ́ha̲ | shakokhstʌ́ha̲ |
akaulhá· | luwakhstʌ́ha̲ | yutatekhstʌ́ha̲ |
| English | Oneida |
|---|---|
Charlie's spouse | Tshyalé lo·né· |
Susan's spouse | Só·s lo·né· |
My cousin's spouse | ukyalá·séʔ lo·né· |
Your friend's spouse | tsyatʌ·ló· lo·né· |
-nikʌhtluʔtsl- which you may recognize as being very similar to the root word for young man from module 1. The ʔtsl suffix is known as a nominalizer which converts a verb to a noun.-yaʔtaseʔtsl- which is the nominalized form of the root word for young woman.| Pronoun | Boyfriend | Girlfriend |
|---|---|---|
í· | aknikʌhtlú·tsliʔ | akyaʔtasé·tsliʔ |
isé· | sanikʌhtlú·tsliʔ | sayaʔtasé·tsliʔ |
laulhá· | laonikʌhtlú·tsliʔ | laoyaʔtasé·tsliʔ |
akaulhá· | akonikʌhtlú·tsliʔ | akoyaʔtasé·tsliʔ |
| Pronoun | Now | Used to be |
|---|---|---|
í· | kukweʔtiyó̲ | kukweʔtiyohné· |
isé· | sukweʔtiyó̲ | sukweʔtiyohné· |
laulhá· | hlukweʔtiyó̲ | hlukweʔtiyohné· |
akaulhá· | yakukweʔtiyó̲ | yakukweʔtiyohné· |
latikwekú | lʌnukweʔtiyóhse̲ʔ | lʌnukweʔtiyóhskwe̲ʔ |
| Pronoun | Now | Used to be |
|---|---|---|
í· | kukweʔtáksʌ̲ | kukweʔtaksʌ́hné̲· |
isé· | sukweʔtáksʌ̲ | sukweʔtaksʌ́hne̲ʔ |
laulhá· | hlukweʔtáksʌ̲ | hlukweʔtaksʌ́hne̲ʔ |
akaulhá· | yakukweʔtáksʌ̲ | yakukweʔtaksʌ́hne̲ʔ |
latikwekú | lʌnukweʔtáksʌhse̲ʔ | lʌnukweʔtaksʌhskwe̲ʔ |
| Pronoun | Now | Used to be |
|---|---|---|
í· | keksaʔtiyó̲ | keksaʔtiyohné· |
isé· | hseksaʔtiyó̲ | hseksaʔtiyohné· |
laulhá· | laksaʔtiyó̲ | laksaʔtiyohné· |
akaulhá· | yeksaʔtiyó̲ | yeksaʔtiyohné· |
latikwekú | latiksaʔtiyóhse̲ʔ | latiksaʔtiyóhskwe̲ʔ |
| Pronoun | Now | Used to be |
|---|---|---|
í· | keksaʔtáksʌ̲ | keksaʔtaksʌ́hne̲ʔ |
isé· | seksaʔtáksʌ̲ | seksaʔtaksʌ́hne̲ʔ |
laulhá· | laksaʔtáksʌ̲ | laksaʔtaksʌ́hne̲ʔ |
akaulhá· | yeksaʔtáksʌ̲ | yeksaʔtaksʌ́hne̲ʔ |
latikwekú | latiksaʔtáksʌhse̲ʔ | latiksaʔtaksʌhskwe̲ʔ |
| English | Oneida |
|---|---|
| one human being | tsyukwe·tát |
| two human beings | teyukwe·táke̲ʔ |
| three human beings | áhsʌ niyukwe·táke̲ʔ |
| four human beings | kayé niyukwe·táke̲ʔ |
| five human beings | wísk niyukwe·táke̲ʔ |
| English | Oneida |
|---|---|
one male | shayá·tat |
two males | tekniyáhse̲ |
three males | áhsʌ nihatí |
four males | kayé nihatí |
five males | wísk nihatí |
| English | Oneida |
|---|---|
one female | tsyeyá·tat |
two females | tekniyáhse̲ |
three females | áhsʌ nikutí |
four females | kayé nikutí |
five females | wísk nikutí |
| English | Oneida |
|---|---|
one boy | shayá·tat laksá· |
three girls | áhsʌ nikutí kutikhsaʔshúha̲ |
two young men | tehniyáhse tehninikʌhtlúha̲ |
one young woman | tsyeyá·tat yeyá·taseha̲ |
three adults | áhsʌ nihatí lʌnukwé̲· |
two older women | tekniyáhse yotikhstʌ́ha̲ |
| English | Oneida |
|---|---|
dog | é·lhal |
cat | takó·s |
goat | kayaʔtáklahse̲ʔ |
sheep | síksik |
chicken | kítkit |
pig | kóskos |
cow | tyonhúhskwalut |
horse | kohsa·tʌ́s |
| English | Oneida |
|---|---|
puppy | é·lhal othóska̲ʔ |
kitten | takó·s othóska̲ʔ |
kid | kayaʔtáklahseʔ othóska̲ʔ |
lamb | síksik othóska̲ʔ |
chick | kítkit othóska̲ʔ |
piglet | kóskos othóska̲ʔ |
calf | tyonhúhskwalut othóska̲ʔ |
foal | kohsa·tʌ́s othóska̲ʔ |
| pronominal | + | noun root | + | joiner | + | verb root | = | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| wake | + | ksaʔt | + | a | + | yʌ | = | wakeksá·tayʌ (I have a child) |
| wak | + | wil | + | a | + | yʌ | = | wakwila·yʌ́· (I have a baby) |
| wak | + | naskw | + | a | + | yʌ | = | waknáskwayʌʔ (I have an animal) |
| wak | + | nikʌhtluʔtsl | + | a | + | yʌ | = | waknikʌhtluʔtsla·yʌ́· (I have a boyfriend) |
| wak | + | yaʔtaseʔtsl | + | a | + | yʌ | = | wakyaʔtase·tsla·yʌ́· (I have a girlfriend) |
| pronominal | + | noun root | + | joiner | + | verb root | + | joiner | + | past tense | = | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| wake | + | naskw | + | a | + | yʌʔt | + | a | + | hkweʔ | = | wakenaskwayʌʔtahkweʔ (I used to have an animal) |
| pronominal | + | noun root | + | verb root | = | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| wak | + | naskw | + | iyo | = | waknaskwi·yó (I have a good animal) |
| pronominal | + | noun root | + | verb root | + | past tense | = | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| wak | + | naskw | + | iyo | + | hne | = | waknaskwiyo·hné· (I used to have a good animal) |
| wak | + | naskw | + | aksʌ | + | hne | = | waknaskwaksʌ·hné· (I used to have a bad animal) |
| English | Oneida |
|---|---|
bear | ohkwa·lí̲ |
beaver | tsyoní·tu̲ʔ |
deer | oskʌnu·tú̲· |
eel | tawelú·ko̲ |
hawk | kalhakúha̲ |
heron | ohá·kwalut |
snipe | tawístawiʔ |
turtle | aʔno·wál |
wolf | othayu·ní̲ |
| Pronoun | Phrase | Translation |
|---|---|---|
í· | ohkwa·lí niwakiʔtaló·tʌ̲ʔ | I am bear clan |
isé· | ohkwa·lí nisʌʔtaló·tʌ̲ʔ | You are bear clan |
laulhá· | ohkwa·lí nihoʔtaló·tʌ̲ʔ | He is bear clan |
akaulhá· | ohkwa·lí niyakoʔtaló·tʌ̲ʔ | She is bear clan |
tetniyáhse | ohkwa·lí niyukniʔtaló·tʌ̲ʔ | You and I are bear clan |
tesniyáhse | ohkwa·lí nisniʔtaló·tʌ̲ʔ | You two are bear clan |
twakwekú | ohkwa·lí niyukwʌʔtaló·tʌ̲ʔ | You all and I are bear clan |
swakwekú | ohkwa·lí niswʌʔtaló·tʌ̲ʔ | All of you are bear clan |
latikwekú | ohkwa·lí nihotiʔtaló·tʌ̲ʔ | They (males) are bear clan They (males + females) are bear clan |
kutikwekú | ohkwa·lí niyotiʔtaló·tʌ̲ʔ | They (females) are bear clan |
| Pronoun | Phrase | Translation |
|---|---|---|
í· | aʔnó·wál niwakiʔtaló·tʌ̲ʔ | I am turtle clan |
isé· | aʔnó·wál nisʌʔtaló·tʌ̲ʔ | You are turtle clan |
laulhá· | aʔnó·wál nihoʔtaló·tʌ̲ʔ | He is turtle clan |
akaulhá· | aʔnó·wál niyakoʔtaló·tʌ̲ʔ | She is turtle clan |
tetniyáhse | aʔnó·wál niyukniʔtaló·tʌ̲ʔ | You and I are turtle clan |
tesniyáhse | aʔnó·wál nisniʔtaló·tʌ̲ʔ | You two are turtle clan |
twakwekú | aʔnó·wál niyukwʌʔtaló·tʌ̲ʔ | You all and I are turtle clan |
swakwekú | aʔnó·wál niswʌʔtaló·tʌ̲ʔ | All of you are turtle clan |
latikwekú | aʔnó·wál nihotiʔtaló·tʌ̲ʔ | They (males) are turtle clan They (males + females) are turtle clan |
kutikwekú | aʔnó·wál niyotiʔtaló·tʌ̲ʔ | They (females) are turtle clan |
| Pronoun | Phrase | Translation |
|---|---|---|
í· | othayu·ní niwakiʔtaló·tʌ̲ʔ | I am wolf clan |
isé· | othayu·ní nisʌʔtaló·tʌ̲ʔ | You are wolf clan |
laulhá· | othayu·ní nihoʔtaló·tʌ̲ʔ | He is wolf clan |
akaulhá· | othayu·ní niyakoʔtaló·tʌ̲ʔ | She is wolf clan |
tetniyáhse | othayu·ní niyukniʔtaló·tʌ̲ʔ | You and I are wolf clan |
tesniyáhse | othayu·ní nisniʔtaló·tʌ̲ʔ | You two are wolf clan |
twakwekú | othayu·ní niyukwʌʔtaló·tʌ̲ʔ | You all and I are wolf clan |
swakwekú | othayu·ní niswʌʔtaló·tʌ̲ʔ | All of you are wolf clan |
latikwekú | othayu·ní nihotiʔtaló·tʌ̲ʔ | They (males) are wolf clan They (males + females) are wolf clan |
kutikwekú | othayu·ní niyotiʔtaló·tʌ̲ʔ | They (females) are wolf clan |
| English | Oneida | Literal translation |
|---|---|---|
Mohawk | Kanyʌʔkeha·ká̲· | flint |
Oneida | Onʌyoʔteʔa·ká̲· | standing stone |
Onondaga | Onutaʔkeha·ká̲· | hills |
Cayuga | Kayukeʔa·ká̲· | great swamp / pipe |
Seneca | Tsiʔtwanaʔa·ká̲· | great hill / mountain |
Tuscarora | Taskaló·lu̲ | hemp / shirt |
Ojibway | Latitwaʔkánha̲ʔ | (unknown) |
Algonquin | Latilu·táks | They eat trees |
Cree | Kalhakuhlonú | People of the forest (?) |
Huron | Thotinutáthe̲ | They're making buttermilk |
Inuit | Otholeʔkehlo·nú | People of the north |
American | Ostohlonuʔkeha·ká̲ | (unknown) |
French-Canadian | Walé·lu̲ | (unknown) |
| Pronoun | Phrase | Translation |
|---|---|---|
í· | Onʌyoʔteʔa·ká· niwakuhutsyó·tʌ̲ʔ | I am an Oneida |
isé· | Onʌyoʔteʔa·ká· nisuhutsyó·tʌ̲ʔ | You are an Oneida |
laulhá· | Onʌyoʔteʔa·ká· nihauhutsyó·tʌ̲ʔ | He is an Oneida |
akaulhá· | Onʌyoʔteʔa·ká· niyakauhutsyó·tʌ̲ʔ | She is an Oneida |
| Oneida | English | Examples |
|---|---|---|
á·leʔ | again | Tsyutatwʌni·yó á·leʔ She's single again. |
kháleʔ nʌ́ | and then | Yakonaskwayʌ·táhkweʔ takóhs kháleʔ nʌ́ yakonaskwayʌ·táhkweʔ é·lhal She had a cat and then she had a dog. |
kaló· tsiʔ niyo·lé· | before | Yakonaskwayʌ·táhkweʔ takóhs kaló· tsiʔ niyo·lé· yakonaskwayʌ·táhkweʔ é·lhal She had a cat before she had a dog. |
né· tsiʔ | because | Yáh tehotinya·kú né· tsiʔ yáh thaʔtehyatatnolúkhwa̲ʔ They're not married because they don't love one another. |
tsiʔ náheʔ | (a length of time) | Tewáhsʌ niyohslaké tsiʔ náheʔ wakenyakú̲ I've been married for twenty years. |
kʌʔ naheʔ | a short length of time | Kʌʔ náheʔ yakonyakú·ne̲ʔ She was married for just a short time. |
nuʔú·waʔ | now, today | Tehonatekháhsyu nuʔú·wa̲ʔ They're separated now. |
yáh newʌ·tú | never, impossible | Yáh né· newʌ·tú tesanyakú̲ You've never been married. |
yawʌʔkó· | Thank you | Yawʌʔkó· tsiʔ wesake·tóte̲ʔ Thanks for coming. |
oh niyotuháti | How is it going? | Oh niyotuháti neʔn sahsótha̲ How's your grandmother doing? |
oskánhe | together, together with | Oskánhe lotiwila·yʌ́· neʔn Sawatis kháleʔ Ní·ki John and Nellie have children together. |
tekyattíhʌ̲ | different, two things are different | Tekyattíhʌ né· tekniyáhse takós The two cats are different. |
tsiʔ ni- | so | Tsiʔ nithoyʌ́ha né· thikʌ́ lú·kwe̲ That man is so young. |
tsiʔ niyo·lé· | until, before | Yáh úhkaʔ teyakonya·kú kaló· tsiʔ niyo·lé· né·n Sawatis She wasn't married to anyone before John. |
yo | (an acknowledgement) | |
ta·t nuʔuwa | maybe, possibly |
Lonyákheʔ kʌ́ Brad Pitt |
Táh, lonyá·ku nuʔú·wa̲ʔ |
Úhkaʔ náhteʔ lotinyakú· |
Angelina Jolie lotinyakú |
Yáh teʔwakanúhtehkwe̲ʔ |
ʌ́·, to·kʌ́ske̲ʔ |
Lotiwila·yʌ́· kʌ́ |
ʌ́·, yá·yak nihotiwila·yʌ̲· Kayé·li nihá·ti kháleʔ tehní·khʌ̲ʔ |
Yáh kʌ́ tehotinyakú·neʔ Jennifer Aniston |
ʌ́·, lotinyakú·neʔ nók tsiʔ tehonatekháhsyu nuʔú·wa̲ʔ |
Yutatwʌni·yó kʌ́ nuʔú·wa̲ʔ |
Yáh tetsyutatwʌni·yó· nuʔú·wa̲ʔ |
Yakonyakú kʌ́ |
ʌ́·, tsyakonyakú á·le̲ Lotinyakú né· shayá·tat né·n Justin Theroux luwa·yáts |
Úhkaʔ náhteʔ oyá· tehotinyakú·neʔ Brad |
Yáh tehotinyakú·neʔ Gwyneth Paltrow nók tsiʔ lotinyákhehkwe̲ʔ |
Yutatwʌni·yó· kʌ́ nuʔú·waʔ neʔn Gwyneth |
Táh, lotinyákhehkwe ne Brad, neʔ thó·neʔ ihnéhskweʔ neʔn Ben Affleck neʔ thó·neʔ oyé·li niyohslaké tsiʔ náheʔ lotinyakú·neʔ né· Chris Martin Tehniyáhse tehotiwila·yʌ̲́· Shayá·tat né·n Moses luwa·yáts kháleʔ tsyeyá·tat né·n Apple yutátyats Tehonatekháhsyu nuʔú·waʔ kháleʔ ihnehseʔ né· shayá·tat neʔn Brad Falchuk luwa·yáts |
Ok né·n Ben Affleck Laukwé·tayʌʔ kʌ́ né·n yakukwé· nuʔú·wa̲ʔ |
E·só· nikutí kunukwé· laukweʔtayʌ·táhkweʔ né· Ben Jennifer Lopez sʌ· ihnehskwe kháleʔ lotinyákhehkwe̲ʔ |
J-Lo kʌ́ sʌ́· loneʔkʌ́ |
Táh, yáh newʌ·tú tehotinyákuʔ né· J-Lo Tehonatekháhsyu nók tsiʔ lotinyakúhneʔ né· Jennifer Garner, oyé·li niyohslaké nikalì·wes Áhsʌ nihotiwila·yʌ·, shayá·tat kháleʔ tekniyáhse̲ |
Shekú kʌ́ lotinyakú |
Táh, tehonatekháhsyu Yatatwʌni·yó· né· tehnitsyalú̲ |
Ok né·n Ben lonatʌ·ló Matt Damon Oh niyohtuhátiʔ né·n laulhá· |
Áhsʌ nikutí lʌné·skweʔ (Minnie Driver, Winona Ryder kháleʔ tsyeyá·tat oyá·) kaló· tsiʔ niyo·lé· nihotinyakú né·n ló·ne· oyé·li niyohslaké tsiʔ náhe |
Ok né·n Angelina Jolie uhka náhteʔ ihnéhskwe né· kaló· tsiʔ niyo·lé· né·n Brad |
Lotinyakú·neʔ ne Billy Bob Thornton kháleʔ oyá· shayá·tat Kháleʔ kaló· tsiʔ niyo·lé· lotinyakú·neʔ né· Billy Bob, yáh ki tsyohslaké tsiʔ náheʔ iknéhskweʔ ne tsyeyá·tat yakú·kwe̲ʔ |
Yáh náhteʔ teʔwakanúhtehkweʔ thikʌ̲́ |
Nʌ ki né· sanúhte̲ʔ |
To·kʌ́skeʔ kʌ́ sanyákheʔ |
ʌ́·, to·kʌ́ske̲ʔ Tu·wís yukninyákheʔ |
Tu·wís kʌ́ Lotinyakú né· So·s |
Lotinyakú·neʔ nók tsiʔ tehonatekháhsyu nuʔú·wa̲ʔ |
Tó· nahe tshatehonatekháhsyu |
Yáh tewahu·níseʔ nók tsiʔ latatwʌni·yó nuʔú·wa̲ʔ |
Yáh kʌ́ tehotinyaku·né· kaló· tsiʔ niyo·lé· waʔhotinyakeʔ So·s |
Kʌʔ ok naheʔ Katlí·n né·n lotinyakú·neʔ kháleʔ yáh só·tsiʔ teyakukweʔtiyó̲ |
Ok né·n Tu·wís Yáh só·tsiʔ tehlukweʔtiyó né·n laulhá· |
Latatwʌni·yó· kháleʔ laknolúkhwa̲ʔ Ok né·n niʔisé̲· Yáh teʔsanyákuʔ |
ʌ́· kháleʔ yáh teʔyukninyákheʔ úhkaʔ náhteʔ ok né·n tshaʔteyukniʔtaló·tʌ̲ʔ |
Tsiʔ nihsekhsá· Yukninyákheʔ kháleʔ yáh niʔisé̲· |
Etshlihwanu·tú·seʔ tó· nihotikhsá·tayʌʔ oskánhe né·n oyá· yakú·kwe̲ |
Yáh tehokhsá·tayʌ̲ʔ |
Yáh e·só· tehetshyʌtelí, wahí̲ |
Wakanúhteʔ tsiʔ laknolúkhwa̲ʔ |
Yáh kʌ́ teʔsanúhteʔ tsiʔ áhsʌ nikutí kunukwé· lotinyakú·neʔ Kháleʔ oyé·li nihokhsá·tayʌ̲ʔ |
Yáh to·kʌ́skeʔ té·kʌ Ne ok tewáhsʌ úskah niyohslaké nithoyʌ́·ha̲ |
Sanúhteʔ kʌ́ tsiʔ nihatikhsaʔtáksʌs ne shakoyoʔokúha̲ |
Yáh teʔsukweʔtiyó niʔisé̲· Tho wakanúhte̲ʔ |
Yaweluhátiʔ tsiʔ yáh teshakoyʌtelí né·n shakoyoʔokúha̲ Yáh tehuwanú·wehse̲ʔ |
Yaweluhátiʔ tó· nihokhsá·tayʌʔ, yáh úhkaʔ teʔsukwé·tayʌʔ ne·n yesanolúkhwa̲ʔ Né· ok tewáhsʌ nikutí takós sanáhskwayʌʔ kháleʔ yáh teʔyesanú·wehse̲ʔ |
Sanúhteʔ kʌ́ tsiʔ yáh tehonúhteʔ oh náhteʔ tethsʌná·sele̲ʔ |
Sʌ́haʔ e·só· takhló·li̲ |
| 1 | Lotikhsá·tayʌʔ kʌ́ né· akwekú sheyoʔokúha̲ |
| 2 | Sukwé·tayʌʔ kʌ́́ ukha ok yesanolukhwa̲ʔ |
| 3 | Yáh só·tsiʔ tehlukweʔtiyó né·n etshuhwatʌ́ha̲ |
| 4 | Úhkaʔ náhteʔ sninyakú |
| 5 | Tekniyáhse kʌ́ yakokhsá·tayʌʔ né· shekhstʌ́ha yutateʔkʌ́ha̲ |
| 6 | Né· kʌ́ thikʌ́ lanikʌhtlúha né·n Wá·li akonikʌhtlú·tseli̲ʔ |
| 7 | Tó· náheʔ onʌ tshaʔtehonatekháhsyu né·n Só·s luwayʌ́ha̲ |
| 8 | Yáh thaʔtehyatatnú·wehseʔ nók tsiʔ shekú ihnehse̲ |
| 9 | Skayá·tat tá·thuní tekniyáhse síksik yakonáskwayʌ̲ |
| 10 | Shekú yutatwʌni·yó· né· aolíwaʔ tsiʔ yáh teʔyakukweʔtiyó̲ |
| 11 | Yáh úhkaʔ náhteʔ tehonanúhteʔ tsiʔ Onutaʔkeha·ká· nisuhutsyó·ta̲ʔ |
| 12 | Tehnitsyalú kʌ́ lotikwáho né·n yesayʌ́ha̲ |
| 13 | Kutikwekú kʌ́ kutatwʌni·yó· né· kutiyaʔtaseʔshúha̲ |
| 14 | Yáh úhkaʔ náhteʔ sʌ́haʔ luwanolukhwa thikʌ́ lanikʌhtlúha tsiʔ ni·yót niʔí· |
| 15 | Sʌ́haʔ wahu·níseʔ yuknináskwayʌʔ tsiʔ ni·yót yuknikhsá·tayʌ̲ʔ |
| 16 | E·so kʌ́ yanolúkhwaʔ né· etshekstʌ́ha̲ |
| 17 | Akwekú luwatinú·wehseʔ né· lotinyáhtʌ̲ |
| 18 | Akwekú lotikhsá·tayʌʔ né· ukwatʌló·shuha, yáh niʔisé̲· |
| 19 | Is it true that you and your significant other are separated? |
| 20 | Those young men are not good people, that's why they are still not married |
| 21 | How many horses does the old man have? |
| 22 | Didn't you and your old man used to have a dog? |
| 23 | Both his parents are of the Bear Clan. |
| 24 | I don't know anyone who is Cree. |
| 25 | My wife and I aren't married but we have ten kids. |
| 26 | My cousin's wife and I used to like each other. |
| 27 | How many kids does your older sister have? |
| 28 | How long have Thomas's parents been married? |
| 29 | My cousin Peter used to have three cows and one horse. |
| 30 | My husband and I used to love one another very much, not so much now. |
| 31 | Does your cousin Peter have more kids than you? |
| 32 | Have you two been separated for a long time? |
| 33 | The Oneida Homemakers are good people, the Oneida Choir and I love them a lot. |
| 34 | Do you and your old lady love one another? |
| 35 | Peter doesn't like that we are not in a relationship now. |
| 36 | Amelia and her husband have six girls. |
| 37 | She used to have two lambs. |
| 38 | They were engaged. They're married now. |
| 39 | All of my friends are still single. |
| 40 | My nephew is a rotten kid but I like him. |