Start Time |
Peskotomuhkati-Wolastoqey |
English |
00:02 |
Iya, psiw weckuwi-maceki |
All the time I was |
00:05 |
nil ntolitahas eci, iya, |
growing up I thought |
00:07 |
wolelomoqahtihiq eci, iya, |
how lucky we were that |
00:11 |
kmuhsumson nit-te wiku |
our grandfather and |
00:13 |
naka kuhkomosson. |
grandmother lived nearby. |
00:14 |
Mm-hmm. |
Mm-hmm. |
00:15 |
Naka |
And |
00:17 |
tan ci keqsey olonukahk |
when something was going on, |
00:19 |
nit-tehc eyultihtit. |
they would be right there. |
00:20 |
Naka elinaqsit mecimiw |
And we used to have |
00:22 |
mawsuwinuwok wikuwamkominokot. |
a lot of visitors. |
00:24 |
naka stiti-te 'suksahqan Muhmum. |
And Grampy was always cooking. |
00:27 |
Stiti-te nekom suksahqe naka, iya, |
He was always cooking, |
00:29 |
Mamam. |
and so did Mom. |
00:30 |
Iya. |
Yes. |
00:31 |
Opanke. |
He would make bread. |
00:32 |
Tan eci-nipayimiyamok. |
When it was Christmastime. |
00:33 |
You know, ma-te toke wen wikuwamkew. |
You know, no one goes visiting anymore. |
00:35 |
Ma-te wen wikuwamkew. |
No one visits anymore. |
00:35 |
Ma-te-na wen opankew |
No one makes good bread |
00:38 |
tahalu Muhmum mecimiw 'tawopankehpon |
the way Grampy knew how to. |
00:41 |
Well, Genevie... |
Well, Genevie... |
00:42 |
You can tell tan eci Sossil tolopanket. |
You can tell when Cecilia is baking bread. |
00:44 |
Totolopanket eci-wolalo-- |
When she's baking bread, it -- |
00:45 |
Apqotehte, ihik... |
When it's open... |
00:46 |
eci-wolimahsit opan etolaqosit. |
the bread smells so good when it's baking. |
00:48 |
Mec-ote nekom? |
Does she still do it? |
00:50 |
Every Friday. |
Every Friday. |