Nil-lu mecimiw ntantim... Now my aunt...
U, etuciluwahay, Oh, I would get so mad.
cuwi wen posonutehke. We had to make baskets.
Cuwi-na wen latokonike, And you had to braid.
on yaka wen 'kisi-nutahan. Then we could go out.
Etuciluwahay-otehc nil. I would get so mad.
Etolatokoniket. Braiding.
Aha, on tokec, Yes, and now,
yut tokec etolokehkikemi, now where I'm teaching,
nposonutehkepon! we make baskets!
Iya. Yes.
Eci not pesq skinuhsis eli-woli-kisehtaq. There's one boy who's really good at it.
Kis, iyey, 'kisihtun tan-al kehsonul nihtol posonutiyil. I don't know how many of those baskets he's already made.
Wow. Wow.
On yut tokec And now he's
eighth grade tutopu. in eighth grade.
'Kisihtun posonut. He made a basket.
Nit nit messunomuwiyinpon? Is that the one you showed me?
Aha. Yes.
Eci-wolinaqahk. It looks so good.
Naka nit, iyey, And they're
koti nit raffleoffomwihtuniya nit. going to raffle off
Nit posonut, the basket
for his eighth-grade trip. for his eighth-grade trip.
Alokittis, eci-kciqahawit. My goodness, he's talented.
For the class. For the class.
Eci-kciqahawit. He's talented.
Ipa, Hey,
iyey, Hey,
wolesson nit. it works well.
Iya, kisokehkima. Yes, you taught him.
Nkisokehkimoq ntantim! My aunt taught me!
Kulokehkiman. And you teach them well.