112 Week 4 Day 1
Nü waahu süadümü puni.
- English: I see two young girls.
- Wycliffe: Nu wahoo suadumu poone.
süŋabima poyawünü
- English: climbing a tree
- Wycliffe: sungabema poyawunu
pui pamogo
- English: green frog
- Wycliffe: pooe pamogo
Paduaʻa kai ķasigaʻyu.
- English: Bears don't have tails.
- Wycliffe: Padooa'a ki kwasega'yoo.
patusubaduha
- English: under the stars
- Wycliffe: patusubadooha
nobikuba
- English: on top of the house
- Wycliffe: nobekooba
kunagatü
- English: sitting down sweating
- Wycliffe: koonagatu
sawabiduhayuna
- English: from under the sagebrush
- Wycliffe: sawabedoohayoona
mubiguba
- English: on top of the nose
- Wycliffe: moobegooba
tüpinagawâiyuna
- English: from among the rocks
- Wycliffe: tupenagawaeyoona
madabuiʻi
- English: helping, creating, making, fashioning
- Wycliffe: madabooe'e
nadacüŋü
- na- nominalizer
- tacüŋü to count. Ü haʻnoko sheep ü tacüŋü togano?
- English: what is counted, counted
- Wycliffe: nadatsungu
Nümmino mia.
- -no with, and (like Japanese と)
- English: Go with us.
- Wycliffe: Nummeno mea.
suʻahu
- suʻa to consume
- -hu finished action (verb aspect)
- English: ate up
- Wyclife: soo'ahoo
tüzüapü
- -pü past tense
- English: frozen
- Wycliffe: tuzuapu