A deer can hear you coming

Start Time	Passamaquoddy-Maliseet	English
00:03	Nilun-olu pihce naka ntatat,	Long ago, when [I went hunting] with my father,
00:05	'tekhulal	he would hang
00:08	'polakomol	his shirt
00:10	kuhusikuwamok.	in the barn.
00:12	Nit-te-na	Then
00:14	'toqtewakonol ehtek,	his clothes would be there, too,
00:16	on-oc naci-atsewan naci-kotunket,	and he would change into them for hunting,
00:18	tepot-al ma-te otuhkok,	because deer are not
00:22	ma-te nokatomuwoniya elimahsit, iya,	frightened by the smell of
00:24	ahahs, you know.	a horse, you know.
00:28	On-oc-olu iya,	So then,
00:29	cu wen kikimskahsu?	does one have to be sure to tread softly?
00:31	U ya.	Oh yes.
00:34	Mecimi olokuhse tett oloqiw.	He always walks like this.
00:37	Coke.	Let me see.
00:38	U, ntaluwi-ihin.	Oh, I can't do it.
00:42	Nusami-tkiqol-al eluwe.	I must be too heavy, I guess.
00:43	Kusami-pihtom.	Your stride is too long.
00:45	U, kekeskoss tehpu?	Oh, just little steps?
00:46	Tehpu kekesk.	Just little ones.
00:48	Tahalu nit?	Like this?
00:49	Iya.	Yes.
00:50	Naka-te-na olonaksonok eluwemihtit.	And they wore moccasins [back then].
00:54	Because piyemi yuktok	Because these make more
00:55	cipokihtaqsuwok katok olonaksonok.	noise than moccasins.
00:59	Aha, nit naka ntatat elokehkimit.	Yes, and that's what my father taught me.
01:01	Iya.	Yes.
01:03	Nuhsuwaphot otuhk,	When you track a deer,
01:04	mecimi-te tett ktoloqap.	you always look this way.
01:06	And you go this way.	And you go this way.
01:08	U,	Oh,
01:11	tett oloqiw.	that way.
01:11	Tan tuciw kconessin, apc-oc nit.	Then you stop every so often, and keep on that way.
01:14	Apc ksakiyan.	You watch him.
01:15	See, ma-te kmoteptu.	See, you don't make a sound with your feet.
01:16	Nitok.	That's right.