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Tsá___én nenzen-am? |
Do you like beaver meat? |
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Mida ___ī́’, “___ūssę̄t’ūdzé’ dent’īn-am?” yéndī’. |
Ask Mida if she has some balsam bark. |
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___edāsnāne es___ahdé’ kā seda’. |
There’s a bee on my hat. |
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___édāne sedêhts’eg-am? |
Children, do you hear me? |
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___édé’ esyénńhtsūs. |
Give me a blanket. |
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Tah___á’ denā___ī́he ts’á’ kā seda’. |
There is a yellow bug on the plate. |
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___á___īé’ shobāt’ūdzé’ négé___e___. |
Baby beavers eat poplar bark. |
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Tsūhél kāge ___elī łā́néyéh néstlōn. |
There are lots of gophers on top of the hill. |
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De___ų̄ ___į̄́’ gū___į̄́t. |
He lied to his grandmother. |
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___odze ___ūssę̄dzéh tah kedetsę́tl. |
The fly was stuck in the balsam pitch. |