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By English WORD or PHRASE
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39 Sample Sentence Search Results For "teh"
English:
The strawberries are beginning to ripen.
Lenape:
Alëmi kishteyo nèl
teh
im.
English:
The strawberries are ripening.
Lenape:
Alëmi kishteyo nèl
teh
im.
English:
Put the fire out.
Lenape:
A
teh
a në tëntay.
English:
When he said that we thought we would help him.
Lenape:
Enta në luwèt nti
teh
ahëna wichëmawëna.
English:
What I think
Lenape:
Kèku èli
teh
aa.
English:
What they think.
Lenape:
Kèku èli
teh
ahtit.
English:
You people will go along too.
Lenape:
Kèpuwàk xu wi
teh
ëmo.
English:
The strawberries are ripe.
Lenape:
Kishteyo nèl
teh
im.
English:
He knocked him down when he him hit.
Lenape:
Kohi
teh
oo ènta pahkàmat.
English:
He doesn't give a darn.
Lenape:
Ku kèku li
teh
e.
English:
There are not many strawberries.
Lenape:
Ku xeltuwiyo nèl
teh
im.
English:
We hope that we will have good thoughts.
Lenape:
Kwëlaha nkàski wëli
teh
anèn.
English:
Let's go with them.
Lenape:
Kwi
teh
ëna a.
English:
He must think it will rain.
Lenape:
Li
teh
e èt xu sukëlan.
English:
He thinks perhaps it will rain.
Lenape:
Li
teh
e èt xu sukëlan.
English:
He thinks it will rain.
Lenape:
Li
teh
e xu sukëlan.
English:
Go turn out the light.
Lenape:
Mai a
teh
a në òsëlenikàn.
English:
The strawberries are ripe.
Lenape:
Mèchi kishteyo nèl
teh
im.
English:
I will knock him in the head when I see him.
Lenape:
Mpapelpi
teh
o ènta neyok.
English:
I broke it in half, I used a hammer.
Lenape:
Mpasi
teh
ëmën, mòkël nhakatàm.
English:
The apple is redder than the strawberry.
Lenape:
Na aplëlìsh alëwi màxksu nawènahta në
teh
im.
English:
Jim thinks he will be sweaty when he chops wood.
Lenape:
Na Jim li
teh
e xu ktaptiksu ènta kiskhakwèt.
English:
The man thought the boy told the truth.
Lenape:
Na lënu li
teh
e na pilaechëch wëlamëwe.
English:
The man thought the woman would feed him.
Lenape:
Na lënu li
teh
e tòxamùku nèl xkweyo.
English:
The man thought he would be fed.
Lenape:
Na lënu li
teh
e xu xàma.
English:
She named me because she could sing her vision song in the Big House Church.
Lenape:
Nëwihëlùkw èli kàski a
teh
umu Xinkwikaonink.
English:
I have two strawberries.
Lenape:
Nisha
teh
im nulhatu.
English:
He hates to see me go outside because he thinks I am leaving. (Lucy is speaking of her dog.)
Lenape:
Nshinki neyùkw ntëli kochëmink a li
teh
e ntalëmska.
English:
I keep it in my heart.
Lenape:
Nulhatu ntèhink.
English:
I have (some) strawberries.
Lenape:
Nulhatu
teh
im.
English:
We knocked on his door.
Lenape:
Pëpuhwi
teh
ëmënèn mwëskonteyëm.
English:
He knocked on the door.
Lenape:
Pëpuhwi
teh
ëmën skontay.
English:
There are strawberries and onions there.
Lenape:
Teh
im në shè tali òk ulepënàk.
English:
Perhaps he thinks when he talks that way he can scare someone.
Lenape:
Wèchi èt li
teh
e ènta në lëtunhèt kàski wishamao.
English:
I wonder if there is any cold coffee.
Lenape:
Wechièt
teh
èk kàpi.
English:
The strawberry tastes good.
Lenape:
Winkàn në
teh
im.
English:
The strawberries taste good.
Lenape:
Winkànu nèl
teh
im.
English:
We should go with them.
Lenape:
Wi
teh
ëna a.
English:
It will be cold.
Lenape:
Xu
teh
e.
