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metsook'aal
his/her grandmother
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Susan Paskvan
Aalaakkekk'et.
Allakaket. 'mouth of Alatna River'
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Susan Paskvan
Bart gedze'
Bart's mittens
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Susan Paskvan
Bedzeyh belaan nodenaadlekk'uł.
The caribou has a white neck.
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Susan Paskvan
Bedzeyh don ehonh.
The caribou eats lichen.
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Susan Paskvan
Bedzeyh k'etsaan' koon ehonh.
The caribou eats grass too.
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Susan Paskvan
Bedzeyh letluh ts'e-ts'øh lekk'uł koon.
Be caribou is brown and white.
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Susan Paskvan
Bedzeyh nekoh.
The caribou is big.
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Susan Paskvan
Bedzeyh netoogh ghoneyhtl.
The caribou runs fast.
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Susan Paskvan
Bełaahaa dent'aa.
He, she is sleepy.
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Susan Paskvan
Bełdeseeloh.
I got sleepy.
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Susan Paskvan
Bełdeyeeloh.
He got sleepy.
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Susan Paskvan
Beleł daałetl'edzee geege koon ehonh.
The black bear eats berries too.
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Susan Paskvan
Beleł daałetl'edzee hʉyh te beł neltenh.
The black bear hibernates in the winter.
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Susan Paskvan
Beleł daałetl'edzee łookk'e ehonh.
The black bear eats fish.
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Susan Paskvan
Beleł daałetl'edzee nooyee ledo.
The black bear lives in the woods.
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Susan Paskvan
Betlee' ebaa nelaanh.
His/her head hurts.
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Susan Paskvan
Beyeenhʉlet.
He/she is mad.
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Susan Paskvan
Beyehdoy k'elek.
He/she is sad.
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Susan Paskvan
Debaa bedenaa'?
Who child is he/she?
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Susan Paskvan