Conversational Mi'gmaq - Revision history

Carol at 23:14, 16 June 2014

2014-06-16T23:14:14Z

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	\| No		\| No
	\| Moqwa		\| Moqwa'
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	\| How are you?		\| How are you?
	\| Me' talioq/~~talultioq~~?		\| Me' talioq/taloltioq?
	\| Asking two people/asking three or more		\| Asking two people/asking three or more
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	\| Good morning!		\| Good morning!
	\| Weliegsitpu'g		\| Weliegsitpu'g
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	\|-
	~~\| Good day!~~
	~~\| Weligisgeg!~~
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	\| the ''-g'' denotes location. Therefore if you were to say I am from Listuguj it would be ''Tle'iawi Listugujg''.		\| the ''-g'' denotes location. Therefore if you were to say I am from Listuguj it would be ''Tle'iawi Listugujg''.
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	\| Let's go eat!		\| Let's eat!
	\| ~~Najjimijjinej~~!		\| Mijjultinej!
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	\| Forgive me		\| Forgive me
	\| ~~Apigsitui~~		\| Apigsigtui
	\| This is used when you have done something very bad.		\| This is used when you have done something very bad.
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	\|}		\|}

2014-06-13T13:53:25Z

2014-06-13T13:52:39Z

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	\| Thank you		\| Thank you
	\| Wela'lin		\| Wela'lin
	\| One person to another person. Lit. 'you ~~are good to me~~'		\| One person to another person. Lit. 'I do well by you'
	\|-		\|-
	\| Thank you		\| Thank you
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	\| Good day!		\| Good day!
	\| ~~Weligisgug~~!		\| Weligisgeg!
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	\| Where are you from?		\| Where are you from?
	\| Tami tett tle'~~awin~~?/tami tett tle'~~awioq~~?/tami tett tle'~~awultioq~~?		\| Tami tett tle'iawin?/tami tett tle'iawioq?/tami tett tle'iawultioq?
	\| To one person/to two people/to three or more people		\| To one person/to two people/to three or more people
	\|-		\|-
	\| I am from...		\| I am from...
	\| Tle'~~awi~~... -g		\| Tle'iawi... -g
	\| the ''-g'' denotes location. Therefore if you were to say I am from Listuguj it would be ''Tle'~~awi~~ Listugujg''. ~~Note the ''-g'' at the end of ''Listuguj''~~		\| the ''-g'' denotes location. Therefore if you were to say I am from Listuguj it would be ''Tle'iawi Listugujg''.
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	\| Let's go eat!		\| Let's go eat!
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	\| I don't understand.		\| I don't understand.
	\| Mu ~~nestamu~~		\| Mu nestmu
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2014-02-03T23:37:44Z

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	Below is a table of useful phrases in Mi'gmaq. Unlike in English, Mi'gmaq makes a distinction between you singular and you plural (similar to "y'all"). However, in the plural there is another distinction between you dual (two people) and you plural (three or more people). Thus, when speaking you must always make the distinction between if there is one, two, or 3+ people. For basic verb conjugations see [[VAI]].		Below is a table of useful phrases in Mi'gmaq. Unlike in English, Mi'gmaq makes a distinction between you singular and you plural (similar to "y'all"). However, in the plural there is another distinction between you dual (two people) and you plural (three or more people). Thus, when speaking you must always make the distinction between if there is one, two, or 3+ people. For basic verb conjugations see [[VAI]]. For a guide on how to pronounce the following phrases see the [[Spelling]] page.

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2014-02-03T23:33:19Z

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	Below is a table of useful phrases in Mi'gmaq. Unlike in English, Mi'gmaq makes a distinction between you singular and you plural (similar to "y'all"). However, in the plural there is another distinction between you dual (two people) and you plural (three or more people). Thus, when speaking you must always make the distinction between if there is one, two, or 3+ people.		Below is a table of useful phrases in Mi'gmaq. Unlike in English, Mi'gmaq makes a distinction between you singular and you plural (similar to "y'all"). However, in the plural there is another distinction between you dual (two people) and you plural (three or more people). Thus, when speaking you must always make the distinction between if there is one, two, or 3+ people. For basic verb conjugations see [[VAI]].

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2014-02-03T23:11:31Z

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	Below is a table of useful phrases in Mi'gmaq. Unlike in English, Mi'gmaq makes a distinction between you singular and you plural (similar to "y'all"). However, in the plural there is another distinction between you dual (two people) and you plural (three or more people). Thus, when speaking you must always make the distinction between if there is one, two, or 3+.		Below is a table of useful phrases in Mi'gmaq. Unlike in English, Mi'gmaq makes a distinction between you singular and you plural (similar to "y'all"). However, in the plural there is another distinction between you dual (two people) and you plural (three or more people). Thus, when speaking you must always make the distinction between if there is one, two, or 3+ people.

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2014-02-03T23:09:50Z

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	\| Thank you		\| Thank you
	\| Wela'lin		\| Wela'lin
	\| One person to another person		\| One person to another person. Lit. 'you are good to me'
	\|-		\|-
	\| Thank you		\| Thank you

2014-02-03T23:00:54Z

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	\| Apigsitui		\| Apigsitui
	\| This is used when you have done something very bad.		\| This is used when you have done something very bad.
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	\| What is your name?		\| What is your name?
	\| Taluisin (gi'l)?		\| Taluisin (gi'l)?/Taluisioq (gilew)?/Taluisultioq gilew?
	\| To one person		\| To one person/to two people/to three or more people
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	\| ~~What~~ is ~~your name?~~		\| My name is...
	\| ~~Taluisioq (gilew)?~~		\| Teluisi...
	\| ~~To two people~~		\|
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~What~~ is ~~your name?~~		\|
	\| ~~Taluisultioq (gilew)?~~		\|
	\| To ~~three or more people~~		\|
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			\| My name is...
			\| Tami tett tl
			\| To one person
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	\| Where are you from?		\| Where are you from?
	\| Tami tett tle'awin?		\| Tami tett tle'awin?/tami tett tle'awioq?/tami tett tle'awultioq?
	\| To one person		\| To one person/to two people/to three or more people
			\|-
			\| I am from...
			\| Tle'awi... -g
			\| the ''-g'' denotes location. Therefore if you were to say I am from Listuguj it would be ''Tle'awi Listugujg''. Note the ''-g'' at the end of ''Listuguj''
	\|-		\|-
	\| Let's go eat!		\| Let's go eat!