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[flag=]mia[/flag] Eeyiihkwiaani noonki. Wiiyoohsi weensamaanki ceeleelintamaani.
I am hungry right now. I like it when we boil hot dogs.

Háu! Wašté akhé waŋčíke! Táku lečhála yaškáŋ?
Hi! It's good to see you again! What have you been up to? [Wow, my Lakota sucks now. Hope that was at least vaguely correct.]

I don't know nearly enough Myaamia to type in that, so I'll just use romanized Japanese. Heh. At least I'm practicing something.

[flag=]ja[/flag] Dyuoringo to Cheko-go no tango no benkyou no soto ni, kokugo ni tsuite amari hataraite shimawanai kedo, osoraku mou ichi do koko de hatarakou. Kihonteki ni wa, futatsu no riyuu no tame ni sotta. Sore wa, ninki no ippai aru seiji no kaiwa ni kyoumi ga kudaru to, to boku no konbiyuutaa no gaikokugo no kiiboodo ga muda ni naru kara, boku wa hoka no kokugo de taipu dekinai. So no tokoro de, mada naoshitenai...

I haven't been doing much with languages besides Duolingo and reviewing old Czech vocabulary, but maybe I'll be a little active here again. Basically, I left for two reasons: I was losing interest in the political threads that were dominating activity, and my computer's keyboard system screwed up so I can't type in other languages. I still need to fix that...

Sorry for the late response.

If we're breaking the rules, I'll follow suit, briefly. (as I'm can't easily type Lakota on my iPad anyway)


Ouais, je ne dis pas je suis très actif en dehors peu de forums. Principalement les forums du langages j'apprends et le forum "General Language."

Yeah, I can't say I'm very active outside a few forms. Mainly forums of the languages I'm learning, and the General Language forum.

[flag=]nv[/flag] K'ad doo hózhǫ́ diné bizaad diists'a' da.
I don't understand Navajo very well yet.

Yah kahlúkhaˀ nuwaˀ ukwehuwehnéha, nok tsiˀ ʌkwʌnayʌte·lí.

I have no idea how correct that was, but I was (trying) to say, "I don't know Oneida now, but I will learn it."

johnklepac wrote:[flag=]nv[/flag] K'ad doo hózhǫ́ diné bizaad diists'a' da.
I don't understand Navajo very well yet.

Just one word change in that sentence and it will sound better.

[flag=Lnuismk ("Micmac")]mic[/flag] Kwe'! Lnuisin ki'l? Taliaq? Me' tal-wlein? Teluisi Vijay. Taluisin?
Hi! Do you speak "Micmac"? What's up? How are you? My name's Vijay. What's your name?

vijayjohn wrote:[flag=Lnuismk ("Micmac")]mic[/flag] Kwe'! Lnuisin ki'l? Taliaq? Me' tal-wlein? Teluisi Vijay. Taluisin?
Hi! Do you speak "Micmac"? What's up? How are you? My name's Vijay. What's your name?

[flag=]cay[/flag]

Gwé:! Tę’ d’egahǫká "Micmac". Agewayęnhe’ǫhǫgyé’ a:gatwe:nǫ:dáhk Gayogoho:nǫ́hneha. Sgę:nǫ́ genǫhdǫnyǫ́h, nę’ ne’ i:s? Bennett gaya:sǫh!

Hey! I don't speak Micmac. I am learning to speak Cayuga. I am doing good, how about you? My name is Bennett!

Nii'itoonoo, hohou. Paul, nee'eesíh'inoo. Koonii'iisooo' heetoon.
I am well, thanks. My name is Paul. Is the weather nice where you are?

[flag=]cay[/flag]
Sgę:nǫ́' Paul, a:yę:' tsǫ: oto:wé:, ohji'gré' ne'hni'ne eyosdaǫdí' nę:tóh'. Oto:wé' gę́h?

Hello Paul, it seems as if it is cold, cloudy and it looks like it is going to rain here. Is it cold where you are?

[flag=]unm[/flag]
Kishkwik osëlante, taonia mahtalapae.
It is sunny today, even though it was bad this morning.

Keku hech michëwakati kwinkatamen?
What [type of] food do you like?

księżycowy wrote:[flag=]unm[/flag]
Kishkwik osëlante, taonia mahtalapae.
It is sunny today, even though it was bad this morning.

Keku hech michëwakati kwinkatamen?
What [type of] food do you like?

[flag=]cay[/flag]
Jitsǫ:dahk, nędini:s?
Berries, you?

Takææ'ëë' ëkeka'ha.
i like to eat chicken.

Të'ë teskekáné'.
What are you watching?

księżycowy wrote:

Takææ'ëë' ëkeka'ha.
i like to eat chicken.

Të'ë teskekáné'.
What are you watching?

[flag=]cay[/flag]
Do:gá’.
I don’t know.

Sawayęnhe’ǫhǫgye’ a:satwe:nǫ:dahk Mingo?
Are you learning Mingo?

Let's give a shot at some Cayuga. It'll probably be loaded with errors, but that's half the fun.
I'll leave English in spoilers, so you can tell what I was trying to say.


Hę’ęh. Gayogo̱ho:nǫ’ nigawęnó:dę’ ga̱dewayę́:sdǫh.
No. I am learning the Cayuga language.

Gaę ha’se’?
Where are you going?

księżycowy wrote:Let's give a shot at some Cayuga. It'll probably be loaded with errors, but that's half the fun.
I'll leave English in spoilers, so you can tell what I was trying to say.


Hę’ęh. Gayogo̱ho:nǫ’ nigawęnó:dę’ ga̱dewayę́:sdǫh.
No. I am learning the Cayuga language.

Gaę ha’se’?
Where are you going?

For No you can simply say, "Tę' d'e" the "d'e" part is for if you are going to make a verb or something negative. Like Tę' gwahs d'esgę:nǫ' (that's not good). I think that's right.

but anyways,

[flag=]cay[/flag]
Kehso:tgeh gi' ha'ge'.
I am going to my grandmothers

Dę'hǫ'de' sya:sǫh?
What's your name?

[flag=Lnuismk ("Micmac")]mic[/flag] Kwe'! Ni'n teluisi Vijay.
Hi! My name is Vijay. (I don't know how to say "but you already knew that" in this language yet ).

Bingles wrote:[flag=]cay[/flag]

Gwé:! Tę’ d’egahǫká "Micmac". Agewayęnhe’ǫhǫgyé’ a:gatwe:nǫ:dáhk Gayogoho:nǫ́hneha. Sgę:nǫ́ genǫhdǫnyǫ́h, nę’ ne’ i:s? Bennett gaya:sǫh!

Hey! I don't speak Micmac. I am learning to speak Cayuga. I am doing good, how about you? My name is Bennett!

[flag=Lnuismk ("Micmac")]mic[/flag] Welei, wela'lin. Kiskuk teke'k?
I'm fine, thanks. Is it cold today?

vijayjohn wrote:[flag=Lnuismk ("Micmac")]mic[/flag] Kwe'! Ni'n teluisi Vijay.
Hi! My name is Vijay. (I don't know how to say "but you already knew that" in this language yet ).

Bingles wrote:[flag=]cay[/flag]

Gwé:! Tę’ d’egahǫká "Micmac". Agewayęnhe’ǫhǫgyé’ a:gatwe:nǫ:dáhk Gayogoho:nǫ́hneha. Sgę:nǫ́ genǫhdǫnyǫ́h, nę’ ne’ i:s? Bennett gaya:sǫh!

Hey! I don't speak Micmac. I am learning to speak Cayuga. I am doing good, how about you? My name is Bennett!

[flag=Lnuismk ("Micmac")]mic[/flag] Welei, wela'lin. Kiskuk teke'k?
I'm fine, thanks. Is it cold today?

[flag=]cay[/flag]

A:yę:’ tsǫ: oto:we’, o’grǫ:gyǫ’ ne’hni’ne’ gawa’sha:sde’ ne’ wa’ne’. Do: niyohwi̱hsda’e:?
It seems that it's cold, snowing and there's heavy wind today. What time is it?

9:30.
[flag=Lnuismk ("Micmac")]mic[/flag] Weliwela'k! Me' tal-wlein?
Good evening! How are you?