Introduction
Oki
What is Hello
The Blackfoot word for 'my mother'
Niksissta (nig-sis-da)
The Blackfoot word for 'sun'
Naato’si: (naa-do-see)
Kinii (giin-ee)
Wild Tomato- Rosehip
A child from Piikani
Piikanipokaa
Hello My name is
Oki Niisto Nitaniko
Naahsa (naugh-saw)
my grandmother/grandfather
Kokomiki’somm: (goo-goo-mi-gi-som)
moon
Okonoki (oo-go-no-ki)
(Real Berry). Saskatoon berry
Siksikaikoan
A person from Siksika
Tsa Niitapi? (Ts-a ni-da-bee)
How's it going? How are things?
My friend
Nitakkaawa (knee-duck-aa)
Seven stars, Big Dipper
Ihkitsikamm: (ih-kits-sig-am)
Grabs, Seizes: Wild Licorice
Aahsowa (aah-so-wa)
The land in Kainai.
Kainaisksaahko
You, what is your name?
Kiisto tsa kitaniko?
A person from Kainai
Kainaikoan
(ga-naa-go-wan)
Lost Children, The Pleiades
Miohpokoyiiksi: (me-yoh-boy-eegs)
Male Sage
Ninaika’ksimii
Nin-ai-ga-ksi-me
Mohkínstsis (mooh-giin-st-iss)
Calgary
See you later
Kitakitamaatsin (gi-deg-gi-da-maat-sin)
My dad's name is
Ninna aanistaawa (nin-aa on-ist-aa)
The Wolf Trail/ The Milky Way
Makoyoohsokoyi (ma-goy-ooh-so-goy)
Prairie Funny Vine, Nodding Onion
Saokiipisatsiinikimm
Sow-kii-be-sut-dsee-ne-ghim
Aamskapiipikanaaki
A woman from Aamskapiipikani