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Deba jonenh?
Who is this person?
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Debaa bedenaa'?
Who child is he/she?
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Debee teyh tʉh kk'o'eedoyh.
The sheep walks on the hills.
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Dekehone bekaa' gho' k'uh hoolaanh.
The porcupine has quills on his tail.
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Dekehone dekenh ehonh.
The porcupine eats sticks.
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Dekehone k'elot'oodze koon ehonh.
The porcupine eats bark also.
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Dekehone negudze.
The porcupine is small.
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Dekehone ts'ebaa te ledo.
The porcupine lives among the spruce trees.
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Denaakk'ołonh detloogh etl'ek.
The girl is combing her hair.
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Denaakk'ołonh hek'edelaah
The girl is sweeping the floor.
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Denaakk'ołonh nehoonaałghonh.
The girl is playing.
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Denaakk'łonh k'enaaghełneyhtl.
The girl is cooking.
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Denaakk'ʉlonh kk'ok'edełkkon'.
The girl is sewing.
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Deneege k'enaadle'eenh.
The moose is hiding.
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Deneege nekoh.
The moose is big.
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Deneege nooyee nedelet.
The moose lives in the woods.
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Deneege ts'etl ehonh.
The moose is eating willows.
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Dink'a ttha' selotl'wghw ila.
Hand me some bullets.
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Do'eelst'aa'e.
I am fine.
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Do'eent'aa?
How are you?
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan