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Nedaanh hoont'aanh?
Where are you from?
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Negeget
I am scared.
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Susan Paskvan
Nejeth'est'okh.
I am fishing (with a hook and line).
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Susan Paskvan
Nelget.
He/she is scared.
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Nezoonh.
He/she is fine.
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Noolaaghe Doh
Nulato 'dog salmon camp'
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Notaaghelee Denh
Galena 'swift current place'
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Noye'e kk'eeyh ehonh.
The beaver eats birch trees.
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Noye'e netoogh kk'o'eedebaayh
The beaver swims fast.
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Sehno' Hʉdokkaakk'e
mouth of a creek
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Sekk'aay Hʉnaal'onh.
I am shy
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Susan Paskvan
Sekkaa', seggut, setl'ene', sekonh, sedoghone, seggone, selo', setlee'
my foot, my knee, my leg, my stomach, my chest, my arm, my hand, my head
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Selo', setlee', hee o hee o hee.
my hand, my head
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Susan Paskvan
Senene', sekkaa', seggut, setl'ene', sekonh, sedoghone, seggone, selo', setlee'
my back, my foot, my knee, my leg, my stomach, my chest, my arm, my hand, my head
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Ses geege koon ehonh.
The black bear eats berries also.
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Ses hʉlookk'ʉt te baahʉneeget.
The black bear is dangerous in the springtime.
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Ses hʉlookk'ʉt tuh kk'o'eedoyh.
The black bear starts walking around during the springtime.
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Ses hʉyh te beł neltenh.
The black bear hibernates in the winter.
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Ses nooyee ledo.
The black bear lives in the woods.
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Setlee' Ebaa.
My head hurts.
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan