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Niaut.

Goodbye.

Mauat, api!

No, have a seat!

Ipet au nin.

I'm Yvette.

Nui min kapi.

I want to drink a coffee.

Tapue a!

Really!

Ne ussi-kanu ka tutuakanit, innuat ka uauinanuti: Kuessipan.

The new film about the Innu people: Kuessipan.

Eshe. Tshika uauitenan. Tshitapueten a?

Yes. We'll talk about it again. Do you want to?

Uemut uin.

Absolutely.

Eukuan. Mishta-uitshitu kapi ute. Nekautuat kie mishta-uitshituat.

Okay. The coffee here is very good. The cakes are also very good.

Tshika mishta-minunen. Shash nitshi-uapaten utakushit.

You'll like it. I went to see it yesterday.

Kuei, apu a ute auen?

Hello, is anyone sitting here?

Kaien nitishinikashun. Ekᵘ tshin?

My name is Gaëlle. And you?

Eshe. Ninatshi-mamatau-pikutan anite pessish.

Yes. I'm going to watch a movie [at the cinema] near here.

Eukuan miam. Tan eshinikatikuin?

Okay, great. What's your name?

Tshekuan tshe tshitapatamin?

What are you going to see?

Enut a ute tekushinin?

Is this your first time coming here?

Eku! Ma minuat. Iame.

Ok! Another time. Goodbye.

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