It’s time to go home in Dakota.
Wanna unhdapi iyehantu (wah-nah uuhn-hda-pi i-ye-hahn-too)
Phrase of the Week
It’s time to go home
March 20th, 2012 by JaryddIt’s time to eat.
February 23rd, 2012 by CassandraWaƞna wotapi iyehaƞtu. (wah-nah woh-tah-pee ee-yay-han-too.)
It’s time for us to eat in Ojibwe.
Mii azhigwa da-wiisiniyang. (mee uh-zhi-gwuh duh wee-sih-knee-young.)
I am thirsty.
April 26th, 2011 by CassandraI’m thirsty in Ojibwe.
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Imapuze. (Ee-mah-poo-zay.)
I’m thirsty in Dakota.
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Nigiishkaabaagwe. (Nih-gee-shkaw-baw-gway.)
It is raining.
April 20th, 2011 by CassandraIt’s raining in Ojibwe.
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Gimiwan. (Gih-me-wan.)
It’s raining in Dakota.
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Magazu. (Mah-ghah-zhoo.)
