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English
ki ta pákwénamákéyan
to share
ki ta kisiwátisíyan
to be kind
ki ta sákíyat kakinaw awiyak
to love everyone
ki ta pónénítamákéyan
to forgive
ki ta pakosénimoyan
to have hope
ki ta tapáténimoyan
to be humble
ki ta sókátisiyan
to be strong
ki ta kisténícikéyin
to have respect
ki ta tápwakénítaman
to have faith
ki ta ayamíyáyan
to pray
ki ta minwénítaman
to be happy
ki ta kakéskimáwasoyan
to discipline (to counsel your children wisely)
ki ta kiskénimacik kákinaw ki-wákómákanak
to have kinship
ki ta nanáskomoyan
to be thankful
ki ta natótawacik kétéyatisak
to listen to the elders
tipénimisowin
freedom
atoskéw
work
pakásimowak
bathe / swim
asamik
feed them
métawewak
play (plural)
wáskánipáták
run around in a circle
nipáw
sleep
piminawasówak
cook
kospátawíw
he or she climbs up
wépayikéstamawin
can you sweep the floor for me
kákwáskotiwak
they are jumping up and down
nítánakamow
he or she is a good singer
ayami
talk
kápimpaníyat
the one who is driving it
api
sit
kimotiwak
steal
wáwástayikéwak
waving
nípawiwak
standing
otótéw
going to
ayamíyáyék
all of you talk to him or her
pétótéwak
Come (plural)
pétamwak
Bring them
pákwayíkéwak
they dust or clean
pítikwé
come in
api
sit

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