Deg xiqi xinatr’iditlghusr Conversational Deg Xinag
Tr’ighedo’:
Jim, Katherine, Amy, Beth, Cheryl, Xune\, Sam, Sonta, Alice.
Ade’.
Ndadz dengit’a? Ngidenax? Ndagh dhedo? Q’iydong ndagh ghedo’? Ni’egh ndadz dixet’a? Dran ndadz dangit’an’?
Ni’egh Gileg: |
Weather
Song: |
Xigide’on’. |
It’s sunny. |
Getiy i\ yoth |
It’s very snowy. |
Tr’al ts’i izre. |
Not that cold. |
Xulegg nonxitidhadhit. |
Spring
is coming. |
New material:
Siyix ghisdo’. |
I
was at home. |
Siyi\ xidija\. |
I
was busy. |
Sittha’ |
My
daughter [man’s] |
Dinalo’ axa didalney. |
I just have to play music. [Our hand with
play.]
|
Xiq'ogili'anhdi nidhiso. |
I
went to the hospital. |
Gi\iggsnal siyi\ xethdlan. |
I
have 5 sisters. [5 with me siblings] |
Sidadr |
My
younger sister |
Some ideas for talking about the future:
Venhdida' |
Tomorrow |
Venhdida' ndadz ditede\? |
What
are you going to do tomorrow? |
Venhdida' ndagh tedo\? |
Where
you going to stay tomorrow? |
If
we have time, we’ll work on pages 47 and 48 in Dindlidik, “Deg Xinag Xitr’inili’an’ Ts’in’ (We tried to learn Deg
Xinag)”.
Gil dodo iy
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