Niminupan. Ekᵘ tshin?
I'm fine. And you?
Nitinnu-aiminan, apu akaneshau-aimiat nitshinat.
We speak Innu. We don't speak English at home.
Tan etin?
What's the matter?
Tanite uetshin?
Where are you from?
Ekuanitshit nuitshin. Ekᵘ tshin?
I'm from Ekuanitshu (Mingan). And you?
Apu akaneshau-aimin a?
You don't speak English?
Tan eshpanin?
How are you?
Tan eshinikashuin?
What is your name?
Ekᵘ tshin tan eshi-aimin anite tshitshuat?
And you, what language do you speak at home?
Apu shukᵘ minupanian.
I'm not feeling too well.
Mauat, apu akushian.
No, I'm not sick.
Mauat, apu akaneshau-aimian, nimishtikushiu-aimin.
No, I don't speak English, I speak French.
Shimun a?
Shimun (Simon)?
Mauat, Pien nitishinikashun.
No, my name is Pien (Peter).
Tshitakushin a?
Are you sick?
Natuashish nin nutshin.
I'm from Natuashish.
Mauat, apishish mukᵘ.
No, only a little bit.
Tshitakaneshau-aimin a tshin?
Do you speak English?
