Chamteela/Part 2
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Basic Phrases
[edit | edit source]The following table shows basic phrases and greetings in the Chamteela language. Refer back to Part 1 for information on the pronunciation.
English | Chamteela |
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Hello! (to one person) | Miiyu![1] |
Hello! (to multiple people) | Miiyuyam! |
Welcome! | Suláaqaxam![2] |
Good morning! | Poloov temet! |
How are you? | Michá $u 'iiq?[3] |
Fine, and you? | Looviqan, 'om$an? |
It's a beautiful day. | 'Ohóo, yawáywish temét. |
Goodbye! | W'am' noo 'angée! |
Yes | 'Ohóo |
No | Qay |
Maybe | Tee |
Let's go. | Hati''a. |
Don't. | To$$u. |
I'm fine. | Looviqan. |
Nothing. | Qay hiicha. |
Help! | Máamayu! |
I'm good. | Noon looviq. |
I am pleased. | No$úun lóoviq. |
I am sad. | No$úun nginángaq. |
I don't know. | Te'e. |
Delicious! | Axaxunat! |
What's your name? | Hiiqa shu 'otung?[4] |
My name is _____. | Notúung _____ yaká'. |
Thank you! | No$úun looviq! |
Untranslatable exclamation of joy or surprise | Aaashisha![5] |
- ↑ "Log in or sign up to view". m.facebook.com. Retrieved 2024-03-19.
- ↑ "Greetings in more than 3000 languages - page 12". users.elite.net. Retrieved 2024-03-19.
- ↑ "Luiseño Sayings".
- ↑ ""What is your name?" in many languages". users.elite.net. Retrieved 2024-03-19.
- ↑ Elliott, Eric (1999). Dictionary of Rincón Luiseño. University of California, San Diego.