Lesson 21: Health & Sickness
čy ʔec c̓ʔarqini. - I have a headache.
čy ʔec nc̓eʔrenči. - I have a stomach ache.
čy ʔec nc̓aʔrałqʷlti. - I have a sore throat.
čy ʔec ʔahoʔi. - I have a cough.
čn epł sƛ̓ʔaq̓. - I have a fever.
čy ʔec nsox̣ʷpaqsi. - I have a runny nose.
čy ʔec nc̓eʔreysi. - I have a tooth ache.
hec c̓eʔer̓mi łuʔ hi spłqin. - My head hurts.
hec c̓eʔer̓mi łuʔ hi sc̓uʔšin. - My foot hurts.
hec c̓eʔer̓mi łuʔ hi scošin. - My toe hurts.
hec c̓eʔer̓mi łuʔ hi snč̓mičn. - My back hurts.
hec c̓eʔer̓mi łuʔ hi sčkʷƛ̓kʷƛ̓ustn. - My eyes hurt.
hec c̓eʔer̓mi łuʔ hi scowačst. - My finger hurts.
hec c̓eʔer̓mi łuʔ hi sčwax̣n. - My arm hurts.
hec c̓eʔer̓mi łuʔ hi snčč̓maqstšn. - My leg hurts.
hec c̓eʔer̓mi łuʔ hin t̓n̓t̓en̓eʔ. - My ears hurt.
Dialogue
ha kʷ ʔec weyti? - Are you sick?
uneʔ, čy ʔec weyti. - Yes, I am sick.
ta, tam čy ʔec weyti. - No, I am not sick.
kʷʔec̓ščen̓iʔ - What is the matter?
čy ʔec weyti. - I am sick.