Lesson 9

Question 1

michaa

Answer 1

it is big

Question 2

michaani

Answer 2

it is big for her

Question 3

michaawan

Answer 3

they are big

Question 4

michaaniwan

Answer 4

they are big for her

Question 5

minwaabaminaagwadinig

Answer 5

when/if/that it/they looks good (for her or them) (conjunct)

Question 6

-ni, -wan

Answer 6

often singular and plural obviative verb endings

Question 7

miskwegad

Answer 7

red (fabric, paper)

Question 8

ozhaawashkwegad

Answer 8

blue (fabric, paper)

Question 9

ozaawegad

Answer 9

yellow (fabric, paper)

Question 10

agaasiigad

Answer 10

small (fabric)

Question 11

michiigad

Answer 11

big (fabric)

Question 12

i’iw meskwegak babagiwayaan

Answer 12

that red shirt (changed conjunct=participle)

Question 13

Mii onow geget wenizhishingin.

Answer 13

These are the ones that are actually nice. (mii followed by conjunct) (o-we) (-gin or -jin - probably a participle)

Question 14

Wegonen nendawendaman?

Answer 14

What do you need? (a - e) (note the ending)

Question 15

maa’ishkam

Answer 15

she shops

Question 16

Biizikiganan

Answer 16

clothing

Question 17

ningozis

Answer 17

my son

Question 18

Gigozis ina agaasiigadini?

Answer 18

Is it too small for your son?

Question 19

Onzaam michiigad i’iw babagiwayaan.

Answer 19

That shirt is too big.

Question 20

Aapiji niminwendaan o’ow.

Answer 20

I really like it.

Question 21

Aaniish enendaman onow makizinan?

Answer 21

What do you think of these shoes?

Question 22

onzaam da-michaaniwan a’aw ningozis

Answer 22

those will be too big for my son

Question 23

Onzaam ishpagindewan

Answer 23

they are too expensive

Question 24

gidaa-adaawenan, awaswaabang aanawi giga-diba’amaagoo sa

Answer 24

you should buy them, anyway you get paid the day after tomorrow

Question 25

apii waabandang

Answer 25

when she sees

Question 26

awaswaabang

Answer 26

the day after tomorrow

Question 27

Edaawaaged

Answer 27

salesperson