Spilyay tymoo. (Warm Springs, Or.) 1976-current, February 28, 2008, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextSpilyay Tymoo, Wgrm Springs, Oregon February 28, 2008 Page 13 THE CONFEDERATED TRIBES LANGUAGE LESSON------------------------------ Kiksht Good morning. Good morning. Qengi maita? Qengi maita? How áre you? How are you? Qiklaix naika. Qiklaix naika I am fine. I am fine Qiklaix iyamgelkl. Qiklaix iyamgelkl. It's good to see you. It7s good to see you. Versé 2 It'ukdi wigwa. Itukdi wigwa. Good day. Good day. Dan emuixulal? Dan emuixulal? What are you doing? What are you doing? K'aya dan. K'aya dan. , Nothing. Nothing. Muha'a pesa? Pesa nume sooname ka u poonese. Ha oo u e pupua'a? Ha oo u e pupua'a? Mu ha'a pesa? M uha'a pesa? Pesa nume soonâme Ka u poonese. Translation: How are ÿpu my relatives? How are you my relatives? Are you fine? We are happy to see you! How are you my friends? How are you my friends? Are you fine? We are happy to see you! At«uya aga At«uya aga. Let's go now. L ets go now. Verse 3 It'ukdi chushdix. It'ukdi chusfiaix. Good evening. Good evening. Qadamt muit? Qadamt muit? Where are you going? Where are you going? AgaTanx^Vj'^ya. Agaaqxlg^a^a»«- I'm going home. I'm going home Wilalik Waashat Bunny Hop Dance Wilalik Walptaikash Chúuxa iwáta natitánwit, Chúuxa iwáta natitánwit, áuna ayáyat ishapuxanáichatasha H iya hi i i ya, iîÿa hi i i ya Alqalma ayamgelglaya. Atqalma ayamgelglaya. See you later. See you later. EENSY WEENSY SPIDER Tutse Tutse soada paahoodukwi poya powmadu tuponga kemma - Yise soada kwaya'a pahoo'ooka ■£ Soo taba tsepooese, yise powmadu pasa yise soo tutse tutse soada paahoodukwi poya. Welcome aboard to CarlaDean Caldera our new Numu instructor. COME & LEARN WITH US Waashasha Walptaikashnm nam ishapatutita kupam Learn how to make Shai Shai's Taught by: Harry Miller April 5, 2005 5:00pm-8:00pm Choosing your beads & bangles. Cutting your . strings and starting your shai shai's April 7,2005 5:00pm-8:00pm Finishing your shai shai's Papawiyatwanata, papawiyawnpta q'mk'aspa. Ku wiyawat'wila iwalptaikta aum'l wiyacq'ulikt ku iwat'ata kiukiulas The Treaty o f 7 855 Wasco Paiute Numu Natunehanena Treaties Onosoo natunehanena. Trea ties were made long ago. Te tubewa punowse nakea. Our land was returned to us. Sahaptin Mow dyise tamme mesoo tuhowi’e. Now we have rights to hunt. Yise mesoo kwuni’e. And the right to fish. Moomoatupu natunddyooena mesoo nahane. What we learned from our Elders can be car ried on. Te numu natukana mesoo nahane. We can harvest our Indian foods. Putmt ku Paxat’maat Paxaaptit ku Paxat Anwichtpama Xâtwanat Pa’aniixwat Tamanwit Treaty o f 1855 Emxanqanxuda Fish Emxqw’alalma Hunt Nami kwiyâamniin xâtwanat âutnipama ku waq’iishwitpama. llchqwa