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Niaut nuitsheuakan.

Goodbye my friend.

4) Apu tshekuan tutaman.

I'm not doing anything.

Nete Ekuanitshit nutshin.

I'm from Ekuanitshit.

Miam a tshin? Tshiminupan a?

Are you ok? Are you well?

4) Apu tshekuan tutaman kie nin.

I'm not doing anything either.

Kuei Ipet !

Hi Ipet!

Ekᵘ tshin?

And you?

2) Tan etin eku?

What's wrong?

Iame uenapissish.

Bye, see you soon.

3) Nipiminuen kie nin.

I'm also cooking.

Tshekuan etutamin ?

What are you doing?

2) Nitshishkutamakaun kie nin.

I also have a class.

1) Nitatussen kie nin.

I'm also working.

3) Nipiminuen.

I'm cooking.

Kuei kuei nuitsheuakan !

Hello my friend!

2) Nitshishkutamakaun.

I have a class.

1) Nitatussen.

I'm working.

2) Mauat. Nasht apu minupanian.

No. I'm not well at all.

1) Eukuan!

Okay!

Anite Munianit nutshipan. Eku tshin tanite uetshipanin?

I'm from Montreal. And you, where are you from?

1) Eshe, miam. Niminupan, nimishta-minupan.

Yes, all good. I'm well, very well.

Kie nin. Ma minuat tshika uapamitin.

Me too. I'll see you again soon.

2) Nitakushin, nutatshikumin.

I'm sick, I have a cold.

Niminueniten katshi natshishkatan.

I'm happy that I met you.

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