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Lesson 2

 
Kic'iyuoninanpi (Greetings)
Wowasake (Commands)
Hinhana was'te. (Good morning.)
Iyotanka. (Sit down.)
Wic'oka was'te. (Good afternoon.)
Huyo. (Come here.)
Anpetu was'te. (Good day.)
He c'un s'ni. (Don’t do that.)
Hou koda. (Hello, friend.)
Anag'optan. (Listen.)
Pidamaya. (Thank you.)
Inina. (Be quiet.)
Toked yaun he? (How are you?)
Nape gduz'az'a. (Wash your hands.)
Wanna wota (Time to eat.)

 
Culture
Values
Tate Topa (Four Directions)
Ohetika (courage)
Oc'eti S'akowin (Seven Council Fires)
O g'a waste (generosity)
Ohoda(respect)
Ksapa(wisdom)

 
Omaka (Seasons)
Sintomni (Universe)
Wetu(spring)
Anpa Wi (sun)
Bdoketu(summer)
Wicanh'pi(stars)
Ptanyetu(fall)
Han Wi (moon)
Waniyetu(winter)
Mah'piya(sky)
Makan(earth)
Mah'piya(clouds)
Wiacaceti (sundog)
Anpa O Wicanh'pi (morning star)

 
Ikc'e wic'as'a (Human beings)
Wamakas'kan (Animals)
Hoks'iyopa(baby)
Tatanka(buffalo)
Wic'inc'ana(girl)
S'unkakan (horse)
Hoks'ina(boy)
C'apa(beaver)
Kos'ka(youth-boy)
S'unka (dog)
Wikos'ka (youth-girl)
Manka(skunk)
Winyan(woman)
Zic'a(squirrel)
Wic'as'a(man)
S'ungina(fox)
Wic'ah'a (nan) (elder man)
S'ungmanitu(coyote)
Winoh'ca (nan) (elder woman)
Sunktokeca(wolf)
Wakanyeja(children)
Mato(bear)
Tah'ca (deer)
Tasnahec'a (gopher)
Pinspinza (prairie dog)
Zuzuhece(snake)

 
 
 
Zitkana (Birds)
Wamduskanan (Bugs, Worms, and Insects)
Wanbdi(eagle)
Honag'inan(flies)
S'is'oka(robin)
Psipsic'anan(grasshopper)
Tas'iyaka(meadow lark)
Psipsic'anan sapa (cricket)
Cankatotona(woodpecker)
Kimimina(butterfly)
Kang'i(crow)
Wabdus'kanan(caterpillar)
C'etan(hawk)
C'aponka(mosquito)
Hinhan (owl)
S'iyo(pheasant)
Mag'aks'ica(duck)
Mag'a(geese)
Zizic'a(turkey)
Anpaohotonna(chicken)

 
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