Ni je pi ga zhyayen? – When did you go?
Ni je pi wa zhyayen? – When will you go?
NI je pi wa majiyen? – When will you leave?
Ni je pi ga majiyen? – When did you leave?
Ni je pi wa byayen? – When will you come?
Ni je pi ga byayen? – When did you come?
Ni je ésh ne kas yék? – What are ya all’s names?
Ni je ésh ne kas ot? – What is he/she called?
Ni je ésh ne kas wat? – What are their names?
____________________ ndeshnekas. – I am called ______________. (My name is _____.)
____________________ zhen kas o. – He/she is called _____________.
____________________ zhen kas wat. – They are called _____________.
____________________ ndeshnekasmen. We are called (our names are) ___________.
Ngotgishget yawen – It is Monday
Nishgishget yawen – It is Tuesday
Aptegishget yawen – It is Wednesday
Nyéwgishget yawen – It is Thursday
Nyannogishget yawen – It is Friday
Odankégishget yawen – It is Saturday
Nemé’gishget yawen – It is Sunday
Wéni je o kwé? – Who is that woman?
Wéni je o nene? – Who is that man?
Wéni je gi gigyagoyek? – Who are those girls?
Wéni je gi gigabéyek? – Who are those boys?
Wéni je o kewézi ibe? – Who is that old man over there?
Wéni je ago kewézi? – Who is that over there old man?
Nwi gishtegwa o wisgak – I will cut down a black ash tree
Ngi gishtegwa o wigwasatek – I cut down the white birch tree
Nwi gishtegwa o senamesh – I will cut down that maple tree
Nwi gishtegwa o tegmesh – I will cut down that oak tree
Datbégwen – Leaves (fallen, inanimated)
Nek she ode datbék – Look at this leaf
Ni je énadék ode datbék? – What color is this leaf?
Mteg – Tree
Mtegok – Trees
Mtegwaki – Forest
Mtegwakik – At the forest
Mtegok – Trees (living)
Mtegwen – Trees (fallen)
Mtegwaki – Forest
Mtegwakik – At the forest
Msen – Wood
Msenegen – Paper (book, magazine, etc)
Waskonédo – Flowers
Waskonédoyen – Cut Flowers
Gwabma ne o waskonédo – Do you see the flower?
Ni je énadék o waskonédo – What color is that flower?
Mnomyagwet i waskonédo – That (cut) flower smells good
Wigwam – House (traditionally covered in birchbark)
Wigwasatek – White birch tree
Ni pi je anet wigwas – Where is some birchbark?
Mishen anet wigwas – Give me some birchbark
Byédweshen anet wigwas – Bring me some birchbark
Nénmoshen anet wigwas – Pass me some birchbark
Mtegmenen – Acorns
Ngi wabdanen ni mtegmenen ibe – I saw those acorns over there
Gwabdanen ne ni mtegmenen? – Do you see those acorns?
Gégo pegnoken i mtegmen – Don’t throw that acorn
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