Test Prep for Emotions & Pronouns

Random Rules & Things to Know

100

What is the H to R rule?

The H to R rule is used when you are negating a male pronoun. 

For example: He likes ranon:wes, changes to iah tehanon:wes for he doesn't like. 

200

Ken?

Makes the sentence a question. 

300

Oh nishshonho:ten non:wa?

Translated

How are you feeling today?

400

difference between A-stem and C-stem

An a-stem means the root word starts with an a

C-stem means the root word starts with a consonant. 

500

Ionkiats

Means my name is

Red Pronouns

100

I pronoun

Ke 

As in Kenon:wes 

I like

200

You pronoun

Se 

As in Senon:wes 

For you like 

300

She pronoun

Ie

As in Ienon:wes

For she likes

400

He pronoun

Ra 

As in Ranon:wes

For he likes

500

S.O. & I pronoun

Iakeni 

As in Iakeninon:wes

For someone and I like

Emotions

100

I have a headache

Wakenontsistanon:waks

200

I am at peace

Sken:nen I:ken

300

I am proud

Wakera’se:se

400

I am tired

Tewakhwishenhe:ion

500

I am worried/concerned

Tewake’nikónhrhare

Blue Pronouns

100

I pronoun

c-stem 

Wake

As in Wake’nikonhrowa:nen  

For I am smart

200

I pronoun 

A-stem 

Wak

As in Wakata’kari:te     

For I am healthy

300

You pronoun 

C-stem

Sa

As in Sanikonhrowa:nen

For you are smart 

400

You pronoun

A-stem

S

As in sata’kari:te 

For you are healthy

500

You and I pronoun (Red)

Teni

As in Teninon:wes

For You and I like

I > You

100

Wakena’khwèn:’en

Sana’khwèn:’en 

You are mad

200

Wake’nikonhri:io

Sa’nikonhri:io

You have a good mind

300

Wakenonhwaktani

Sanonhwaktani

400

Wakatshe:iaron    

Satshe:iaron

500

Wakatohnhahere

Satohnhahere

You are joyful