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Tshiueuat nananat nitauassimat.

My children have left.

Nishk tshika muakanu!

We will eat Canada goose!

Nimishta-shiuen!

I'm very hungry!

Nishiuen. Tshishiuen a? Mua mitshishutau!

I'm hungry. Are you hungry? Come, let's eat!

Tan etashiht anitshenat?

How many [children] do you have?

Tshekuan ma?

How come?

Tshekuan tshe mitshiakᵘ?

What shall we eat?

Nimamitunenitamikun.

I'm worried [about them].

Kuei, kuei! Tshekuan etutamin nuitsheuakan?

Hello, hello! What are you doing my friend?

Ekᵘ tshin, tan etin?

And you, what's going on with you?

Nasht apu tshekuan tutaman, nitshitamin kie nimueshtaten.

I'm not doing anything, I'm feeling lazy and I'm troubled [I'm sad].

Nishtuat, peikᵘ ishkuess mak nishᵘ napessat.

I have three: one girl and two boys.

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