Verbs
What does "nínje" mean?
I-live
dän k’e dùúye: "man"
Däk’àn
Translate this sentence: Ä́yinzhi Big Mac uyè
My name is Big Mac
What does this question mean: Däch’e?
How is that one?
what does "ts’än" mean?
to
Dän k’e dùúye: you drive
Nkel
Dän k’e dùúye: "Boy"
Däk’àna
Translate this sentence: I am excited
Dä̀nnch’e?
how are you?
What does "yū" mean
In or at (this word refers to a place)
Dän k’e dùúye: you-live
Nį̀nje
guch’än k’e dùúye: Sha
Sun
Translate this sentence: Kethry Kwänlin yū nänje shų
Kethry lives in Whitehorse too.
nkela?
Do you drive?
What does "Jąw" mean?
Where?
Dän k’e dùúye: That one drives
Dän k’e dùúye: "you"
Nän
Translate this sentence: What is your name?
Nyinzhi dùúye?
Nyakwdhada?
Are you mad?
How do I say "outside?"
chįnch’a
Guch’än k’e dùúye: Jenída
I am sad
Guch’än k’e dùúye: "Däkhwän"
Everyone
Translate this sentence: I don’t like Mcdonalds
(McDonalds äjù yeníłį also is acceptable)
jąw nį̀nje?
where do you live?
What does "shų" mean?
Too (also)
Guch’än k’e Dùúye: Tashänídhį
I am excited
Dän k’e dùúye: "me"
Shän
Translate this sentence: He feels happy
uyinji sòthän
Mą uyinzhi princess peach uyè?
Who’s name is Princess Peach?
What does ayet kwaka mean?
thats why
dän k’e dùúye: I-drive
Guch’än k’e dùúye: Uyinzhi
That one’s name
Translate this sentence: I drive to Wonderland
Wonderland ts’än íkel
Mą Kwänlin yū nänje?
Who lives in Whitehorse?
What does "Shähų" mean?
Me too?
Dän k’e dùúye: That one lives
Nänje
Dän k’e dùúye: My name
Translate this sentence: I am hungry
dímbä̀t
Nyinji sòthäna?
are you happy?
what do I mean when I say "Tlē"
"Meh" "Just okay"
Not good and not bad
Dän k’e dùúye: I-like
Yeníłį
Guch’än k’e dùúye: ätthän gän
Dry meat
Translate this sentence: adajengän
I am thirsty.
Nkų̀ ts’än nkela?
Do you drive to your house?
Translate this sentence "I am mad"
äyakwädhät
how do you say I-live, you-live, and that-one-lives
nínje, nį̀nje, nänje.
Guch’än k’e dùúye: K’wäns deshän
Potato sticks! (fries)
What does this sentence mean? TPRS kenídän ayet kwaka tashänídhį
I am learning TPRS, that’s why I am excited.
How would you change the sentence "Nkų̀ ts’än nkela? - Do you drive to your house?" to "Do I drive to my house?"
The term "Shähų", meaning me too, is made up of what two words?
Shähų= me too