Beginner - Chapter 22 Flashcards by K M

Q

kwetapxki
(kwuh-tahp-xkee)

A

100

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nishapxki
(nee-shahp-xkee)

A

200

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naxapxki
(nah-xahp-xkee)

A

300

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neopxki
(nay-ahp-xkee)

A

400

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palenaxk txapxki
(puh-lay-nuhxk txap-xkee)

A

500

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maxkw
(muhxkw)

A

bear

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maxkok
(muh-koke)

A

bears

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names
(nah-mehs)

A

fish (singular)

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namesak
(nah-meh-suhk)

A

fish (plural)

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amanakw
(ah-muhn-nakw)

A

fishing pole

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Q

amanako
(ah-muh-nahk-oh)

A

fishing poles

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ahsen
(ah-suhn)

A

rock

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ahsena
(ah-suhn-ah)

A

rocks

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tan ika?
(tahn ih-kah)

A

where did he go?

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nahi
(nah-hee)

A

downstream

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xinkohsen
(xing-aw-suhn)

A

big rock

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xinkwenchu

A

big dish

Q

xinktipas

A

big chicken

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tankenchu

A

small dish

Q

tankemhontet

A

small spoon

Q

tipatet

A

little chicken

Q

utenetet

A

little town

Q

siputet

A

little stream

Q

nkwistet

A

my little son

Q

kwenenchu

A

long dish

Q

kwenikaon

A

long house

Q

kteluwe
(ktuh-lu-way)

A

you say

Q

nteluwe
(duh-lu-way)

A

I say

Q

kpetun
(kpeh-tune)

A

you bring it

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ahpu
(ah-poo)

A

he/she is here

Q

penhatu
(pehn-hah-tu)

A

he/she left tracks

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kneyo
(knay-o)

A

you see him/her

Q

neyo
(nay-o)

A

I see him/her

Q

ntalemi
(dah-luh-mee)

A

I am afraid

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hate
(hah-tay)

A

it is here
it exists

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ktkauxwe
(ktkaw-u-xway)

A

you walk slowly

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naoli
(nah-oh-lee)

A

follow me

Q

amehena
(ah-may-huh-nah)

A

we fish

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wixenao
(wee-xuhn-ow)

A

she cooks him/her

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ntuhena
(du-huh-nah)

A

I catch him