Niwakashææ'ö 01.28


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01.28.01

Ne' wai akënöhtönyöhkwáni ne'hu niwu'uu ne höwöti'skús thatëthææni tuskëö työkwanöhsútak.

That reminds me that there was a little Baptist church on the corner above where we lived.


01.28.02

Ne'hu tekni'tyôtak tekniksa'aa, ne' te'akashææ'ö ne na'u't kniyasônö'.

There were two girls living next door to us, I don't remember their names.


01.28.03

Ne' nö'ôwë wa'ákwe' huikê thatëthææni.

I went with them to that church one day.


01.28.04

Ne'hu tkaya'tayë' ne Thsakaöhétas wéê nö'wôti ne yötëthæænistahkwa'.

There was a picture of Jesus in the front behind the pulpit.


01.28.05

Ne'hu wai atekhwaahkwa'ke ne yöwëötahkwa'.

There was a table in front of it with a flower vase on it.


01.28.06

Ne nae te'ne' te'awêôyë'.

There were no flowers.


01.28.07

Unëhtsi te'akwayêtak awëö'shö'ö ne tewasha'ktös kasyönya'tö.

It was before plastic flowers became famous.


01.28.08

Ne'hu shô thiyökwatyéê.

We were just sitting there quietly.


01.28.09

Wááyö' ne haköya'takeha', ne' ha'kwistë' wa'akwatënútë', ta unë hatöisyöhkwak, ne' khu u'thsökwanö'ëëyêônyô', "Ëswöksa'tiyúák," thusnye'ö.

The deacon came in and had us sing a hymn and then he prayed and put his hand on our heads and told us to be good children.


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