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

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Newspaper Page TextMarch 13, 2 00 8 Spilyay Tymoo, Warm SpHngs, Oregon r I ........ .... ■ Ichishkin ; ■ = ==== T ! Kiksht d ll! Rlllllllt;,.-liiiIä iJ B ^ ” *«..JlB Page 13 ^î|F ________J h S K ' - " T f e s a a a - __________ _________— ■ 'll a \ R B More Latit Latit Plas on Celery Root White Mxs^pyät d 1 s X ä g g i m sh t X y j *> < <- ■ » —■ —- g the KIKSHT ALPHABET ch ch’ k’ q’ words w Numu w — cr-— », b c c’ h n t’ z i P tl VALENTINES DAY j k Esoo meno’o tabeba o ummu u kamakunu u P’ q soonamedabuakunu tl’ u This is the time of the year to acknowledge the people you Love Easiest Letters: More than half of the Kiksht Alphabet sounds just like English. These letters should be no trouble to learn! Practice pronouncing these words: meno’o oe manipetu ka ummu koomabe pu nodukwamu pu kamakukwi It is a time for hus bands to Love their wives and their chil dren it is also a Anäku wachpish yise tuwow ummu pudu numu ummu tu hitsemu kamakukwi tuwow. Ono ÿise ta’me time for young people to acknowledge their sweethearts. We also need to Chauwiyat Küushxi ummu te nanamboatupu ü ’mu te kamàkunu tamme mu tsapoonekukwe ka na’na pesakwanekwe te Anakûush Xamsi show our Love to; our Elder’s for the many wonderful ways they have Tkwätatpa Päwaashata 5. imulak 6. iskintwa Ku And Letters with Special Pronunciation P ä w a lp ta ik ta T hey wfflLsinfi.. i m P a w a w a n a s h a ta T h e y w ill d r u m Kd’witpa A t th e g n g .. « q • m m n « pewu pukwanekwe mu tsamanu. SusumUkwi esoo namaneyidu, hemma pesow, touched o u r h earts. Most often this is done by doing something special Practice p ro n o u n cin g these words: too’e ha’p mu tsatukakukwe, tonegadu mu tayaku, tooe’too for them Like taking them to eat, sending them flowers or by giving them Pap'tukta Tikai 9. 8. iduihama« iganuk Suxas Paq’wakäwas Mu hee ma’ka. 0 dyise ooka petsatsekwe numu u kwedzo’ipa wi manepunedu, meo oo netamma, “Nu tebedze ewatse u ka’makute’’. a gift. So Tell that special person in your life, “I Love you very much." Xapömi Tûksai Cup VOCABULARY LIST: Tkwätat Food kooma nodukwa Chuush Water Payaxtäta Pour HUSBAND WIFE CHILDREN toodooake ELDER’S moomooatupu Winat Deer 12. SWEETHEART Anai Last 14. datla hi’tse pudu numu tonega | na’he makanu pewu 3 13, lun warm acâlucalu 15 dagäsh vei yellow The Treaty o f 1855 YOUNG PEOPLE FLOWERS GIFT HEART Wasco Paiute Numu Natunehanena Treaties Onosoo natunehanena., Treaties 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. Land Putmt ku Paxat’maat Paxaaptit ku Paxat Anwichtpama Xätwanat Pa’aniixwat Tamänwit 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. iwilx Treaty of 1855 Emxanqanxuda F/sh ’ Emxqw’alalma Hunt Nami kwiyäamniin xätwanat äutnipama ku waq’iishwitpama, , llchqwa