QUERESAN LANGUAGE
Conversational Phrases for Travelers

Hello, father

Thank You, son

Has your morning gone well?

Yes, and you?

Yes

Did you eat already?

Yes, I ate

Where shall I sit?

Sit down there.

What are you doing?

I'm reading.

I'm writing.

I'm taking it easy.

Is it nice outside?

It's nice outside

Is it windy?

It is windy.

Is it cloudy?

It is cloudy.

When are we going to Grants?

We're going to Grants on Friday.

Does your head hurt?

Yes, my head hurts.

Why? (What's wrong?)

That's enough.

Here (take this)

Okay

Well?

It's good.

What time is it?

It is eight o'clock.

Guw'aadzi, n'aishdiya

Dawaa'e, s'a-ma'akə

Gai dawaa tyədiyaasrka?

Haa'a, drutyumə?

Haa'a

Miisru trupe?

Haa'a, supe.

Haadi shdyə nəguya-si?

Ai shdyə ch'uguya.

Dzii k'ui kədyeekuya?

Sium'eegume ts'idyaadrani.

Sudyaat'ita.

Suuw'anat'ita.

An'ee da hau chaatya?

An'ee dza hau chaatya.

Dyəna?

Gəna.

Dinats'i?

Dzinats'i.

Hama nədye'eku-sruusa Waibəhaititi?

Nədye'eku-sruusa Yeenisidze.

Ch'awaasa sranasrka?

Haa'a, k'awaasa senasrka.

Dzeeguma?

Heem'e

Duu ai

Hin'a

Kumə?

Dawaa dza.

Hats'ə ka'aitra?

Kuk'umishu ka'aitra.

 

Note - a double vowel = long vowel

 

 

An apostrophe indicates a sound stop,
like "uh-oh"

 

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