Young boy Un-nick-e-loo-ga.
Young girl Pen-nick-e-loo ga.
Youngster Neu-ta-a.
NUMERALS.
One At-tow-sha.
Two Mok-oo.
Three Ping-ah-suet.
Four Seet-a-mut.
Five Ted-le-mut.
Six Uck-bin-e-gin.
Seven Uck-bin-e-Mok-o-nik.
Eight Uck-bin-e-Mok-o-suet.
Nine Uck-bin-e seet-a-mut.
Ten Ko-ling.
Twenty Mok-ko ling.
PHRASES.
Come in Ki-low-it.
Go ahead At-tay.
Give me a light Ik-ke de-lung-a.
Give me a drink Im-mil-bah.
Give me a smoke Pay-u-let-e-de-lung-a.
It is good Pee-a-uke.
I don't know Shu-ga-mee.
I don't understand Cow-you-mung-e-too.
What is the name of? I-ting-er?
What are you making? Shu-la-vik?
Which way? Nel-le-ung-nook?
Where from? Nuck-ke-nu-nah?
Where do you come from? Nuck-ke-pe-wict?
Who is it? Kee-now yah?
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