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ANL 121/122
Tuesday, September 24, 2002
CLASS SUMMARY
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Students
+ Alice: |
Speakers: Jim Dementi Alta Jerue Hannah Maillelle |
Phrases:
| Deloy Chet xida\tth’e. |
They stayed in Holy Cross. |
| Deloy Chet xidhitl’an’ |
I was born in Holy Cross. |
| Siyotr’a’ toxin xidelayh. |
I have 3 daughters. |
| Adhedo he’? |
Are you here? |
| Go dhisdo. |
I’m here. |
| Ngilo’ to(n)-ngila. [ton-ngila] |
Wash your hands. |
| Dilo’ tongila. [ton-ngila] |
Wash your (own) hands. |
| Gitsan ngalno’ (ngalnox) |
Turn around. |
| Ya\ts’in chenh. (Malinda asking Denali to turn to other side when brushing her hair) |
Other side. |
| Xe\edz ngiyi\ xighisingo’. |
I talked good with you. |
| Ngiq’a ye ngit’ath. |
Put your shoes on literally, put your foot in it(?) |
I was trying, based on the 2 sentences below, to ask Hannah if she is feeling better. I’m not sure what she answered.
| Diva\o tr’al q’idon ingdinaxda’. |
I hope you get better. |
| Xe\edz donisiyoq. |
I’m feeling better. |