Apu uapamak anite uiesh.
I don't see him anywhere.
Tshan utussa Uashat ka taniti.
It's Tshan's (John's) aunt who lives in Uashat.
Ekᵘ nitshituten. Nui uitshiau nikaui miaushut.
Well, I'm leaving. I want to help my mother pick berries.
Mani an.
That's Mani (Mary).
Auen mupishtuat Tshana uikanishinua?
Who is visiting Tshan's (John's) family?
Eukuannua an a Tshan ushima?
Is that Tshan's (John's) younger sister?
Tshuapamati a tshatutet?
Did you see him leave?
Mauat, apu uapamimaki.
No, I don't see her.
Tshekuen uiapamat nete?
Who do you see over there?
Tanite etat Tshan?
Where is Tshan (John)?
Apu shukᵘ tshissenimimaki.
I don't know her very well.
Eshe, tshitapuenatshe.
Yes, you're probably right.
Tshi nishuminashtakanniti tshika natshi-mupu nete, nititenimau.
In two weeks, I think he will go there for a visit.
Tan tshe ishpish natshi-mupishtuat Tshan uikanisha nete Uashat?
When will Tshan (John) be going to visit his relatives in Uashat?
Utauia nana uitshietshe tshemikaitsheniti.
He (absent) must be helping his father cut wood.
