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About Spilyay tymoo. (Warm Springs, Or.) 1976-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 5, 2006)
Page 11 January 5, 2 0 0 6 Spilyay Tyrooo, W arm Springs, O regon C onfederated T rib es of W arm Springs Language Lessoi Ichishkin Kiksht Numu Can you figure out what's on the New Year's Dinner Shopping List? 1. A una kuukisha!! Let's start cooking. New Year's chushdix itlxlam 2. A sapaqw stiknk tkw atatpam ana. W ipe the table. 3. Lianna ptuknk tikai. Lianna set the table. 4. Tikai, suxas, xapimmi, pakw 'aakaw as, tukwsai. dish, spoon, knife, fork, cup. 5. Ila itw aitiq'ita tkw atatna ku Angie iptukta tkwatatna. M om w ill serve the food out and Angie w ill set the food on the table. 6. A u iwa tkwatat! It's time to eat now! 7. Auna w alptaikta tkwatatash. W e w ill sing a song before we eat. itaki awaqát iPishalx ilsháqwt il’ishalx iligalat ilkwlawaitq itkapshak ilibúm idunaiyax ilgui iyalbálumit ilibúm ilpúyanmax ildudush chlolbút ildudush ilac’imam ilkTlagwad ilkupi 8. A chaw aanashak kw 'alalkw 'alalna ku natxanak chuush! Ring the bell and chuush and drink your water. 1. Ta tugoohaneool Let’s start Cooking. 2. Ka tepo matsuow. Wipe the tables. . 3. Lianna tunedow. Lianna set the table. 4. Mut tseda no, tu’egena, no wehe, no tutsekwuhuna no, tseda. Dish, spoon, knife, fork and cup. 5. Ee pea tunahowkwe, Angie yise tunedowkwe. Mom will serve the food out, Angie will set the food on the table. 6. Yise tukow. It’s time to eat! 7. Tamme mooe tunekwuoose tukowkwe. We will sing a song before we eat! kawowo tsakangeoosee tukow. Ring the bell and say “chuush,” and drink your water. Iskulya 9. A una tkwatasha! Ok, now let's eat. 10. A u auna kanaq'i, auna anchaxi chuusha kanaq'itpa. Kuna ancha walptaikta. Ok now we are done eating, lets chuush again and w e w ill sing asong to end the meal. START b 9. Yise tamme tukow. Okay, now let’s eat. 10. Yise tamme tukamakwoose, paa hebeoose, tunegwuoo, o dyise tamme tumamakwuoo. Okay, now were done eating, let’s “chuush,” again and we will sing a song to end our meal. Warm Springs Cufture a n d heritage W is fies you a belated M erry Cfiristmas a n d a Iskulya is hungry again, Can you help him find his way to the dried meat? The Serenity Prayer The Serenity Prayer in Wasco (translated by Alice Florendo, Madelin< Mclnturff, and Gladys Thompson) Naika winámsh, dngichwamit itt'ukdi itkádagwax danmax k‘aya pu naika anuxmaqTnwaba maika daminwa aqmusgnámida itqiqxlát qadamtyamdix k‘aya anshumadáqwlidma. l-t A big Thank You to our Cultural class toaohors. Eileen Spino, Mercedes Miller, Emilee Hugie, and Adeline Miller. Your patience and knowledge to our youth is greatly appreciated. Also a thank you to the parents who brought you children to the classes and to the childrtn for being m b good leornert end God grant me the serenity to accept the things willinonott to oortioiooto. 1 cannot change: courage to change the things The Serenity Prayer s 1 1 I can; and wisdom to know the difference. new year ’99JJOD UnSns ‘tUBajD 991 ‘qjirn ‘(s)§§9 ‘9jdcte pgj ‘s9UJ9qdsnj ‘s9UJ9q9ppnq ‘9jddn ‘ oubiuoi ‘uomo boxino ‘ u jo 9 p9ijp ‘ ujod ‘opuod ‘Áoqjni :J9uniQ suuusijqb
