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Aimitutau 3.2 - Matshunisha
Clothing
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Conversation 3.2 - Clothing
Tshipa uitsheun a, nui natshi-aian nimatshunishima?
Will you come with me, I want to go buy some clothes?
Eukuan miam.
Okay.
Tan tatutipaikana tshe tshitshipatain?
Around what time will you leave by car?
Uipat nika ui tshitshipatan, eshkᵘ eka mishta-mitshetunanut atautshuapit.
I'll leave early before there are plenty of people in the shops.
Tshika nashin a ute nitshit?
Will you come pick me up?
Eshe, peikutipaikana mak pushkᵘ shash nika apin unuitimit.
Yes, I'll be outside your place around 1:30 p.m.
Tshekuan ua aian?
What do you want to buy?
Anakapeshakanat, patshuiana mak peikussin.
Pants, shirts and a pair of shoes.
Eukuan. Tshika ashuapamitin.
Okay. I'll wait for you.
Iame.
Goodbye. [east]
Niaut.
Goodbye. [west]
