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Ts'ehoodesneege.
I am lazy.
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Ts'enaayo eslaanh.
I am lonesome.
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Ts'enaayoo nelaanh.
He/she is lonesome
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Ts'ohʉdeetlaagge.
The weather is bad.
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Ts'ʉhneegaanh gheghaał.
The baby is being packed.
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Tsegheldaal daałekk'es.
The squirrel is red.
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Tsegheldaal delodzoyh ehonh.
The squirrel eats spruce cones.
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Tsegheldaal denaa neeł'aanh tʉh dedenee.
The squirrel makes a noise when he sees people.
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Tsegheldaal k'eeługh degge nodoltlek.
The squirrel climbs up fast.
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Tsegheldaale negudze.
The squirrel is small.
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Tsegheldaale ts'ebaa te ledo.
The squirrel lives in the spruce trees area.
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Tu k'at de'est'a'a'.
I'm not thirsty.
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Tukoni netl-'anh.
I see a wolf.
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Ye'ogw ełyodhi'?
Is it snowing?
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Ye'ogw khech'edi'oni'?
Is it sunny outside?
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Ye'ogw khech'edi'oni'?
Is it sunny outside?
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Yok'wth khudhdlat.
It's cloudy.
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Yokk'uł hoolaanh.
It is cloudy out (white fluffy clouds).
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
Yothegw nołto' esje'anh.
I am going hunting out there
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
baange
can
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan