ti syaʔyaʔ – male friendtsi syaʔyaʔ – female friendtsi sɬadəyʔ – womanti stubš – manti stutubš – boytsi sɬaɬədəyʔ – girlti John – Johntsi Jane – Jane
Questions:
ʔəsčal čəxʷ – How are you?ʔəsčal čəxʷ ti dəgʷiʔ – And how are you?ʔəsčal ti adsyaʔyaʔ – How is your (male) friend?ʔəsčal tsi adsyaʔyaʔ – How is your (female) friend?ʔəsčal ti stubš – How is the man?ʔəsčal tsi sɬadəyʔ – How is the woman?ʔəsčal ti adstutubš – How is your boy?ʔəsčal tsi adsɬaɬədəyʔ- How is your girl?ʔəsčal ti ǰun – How is John?ʔəsčal tsi ǰin – How is Jane?
Replies:
ʔu… sʔušəbabdxʷ – Oh you poor thingʔu.. day̓ haʔɬ – Oh That’s good.ʔačəda! – Oh my Goodness
Cultural component: ʔi – hello (as in many Native American languages, can also mean “yes”)
Lushootseed Language Teacher Natosha Gobin reviews what has been covered over the past several weeks. She then will discuss additional place names around Tulalip.
Lushootseed Language Teacher Natosha Gobin reviews what has been covered over the past several weeks. She then will discuss place names around Tulalip.
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