wal- to leave
cwla - he fights
cwlamis - he fights him
apcw - to lift
100

walis Lance wa acwsalcta ts

Lance leave the school

100

cwlanaw wa acwsalctimut ts

the students are fighting

100

anayk Lance ska cwlamis ti nan!

Lance wants to fight a grizzly!

100

anayk Russ ska apcwis ti mnas

Russ wants to lift his child up

200

waltis Russell wa acwsalctimut ts alh Joyce

Russell leaves the students with Joyce

200
stamks sicwlanu?

why are you fighting?

200

cwlamtis ti quts'ik wa nutsakwaax ts.

the wolverine fights the wolves

200

anaykts ska apcwtsinu!

I want to lift you up!

300

walit ti nuxupaax tc

they leave the one who's last

300

axw cwlalh - xwismlh!

we're not fighting, we're playing!

300

cwlamit ti sniniq' tc

they're fighting the sniniq'.

300

apcwakmnu

you're lifting your hands up

400

walit wa lhkw' wa nutsakwaax ts ti qiqti ti nutsakwaaxii

the bit wolves leave the little wolf

400

stamks sicwlanap?

why are you folks fighting?

400

cwlamis ti sniniq'.

He is fighting a sniniq' - (if I wanted to say a Sniniq' is fighting him I would say "cwlamis ti sniniq' ti imlk tc" or "sniniq' t'ayc. Cwlamis ti imlk tc." this is a sniniq', he's fighting the man" 

400

apcwakits ti qiqti tc.

I life up the little one's arm.

500

waltulhx - axw anaykilh alh inu.

you leave us! we don't want (of) you / need anything from you

500

cwlanaw ala snknic ts

they're fighting over the food.

500

cwlamtulhx! axw paaxulh!

you fight us! we're not afraid!
500

apcwakmtsinu

(look at the back board to figure it out)

I lift you up with my hands (I raise you with my hands / I lift my hands to you)