CHAPTER 5 – LESSON 1 VOCABULARY

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CHAPTER 5 – LESSON 1 VOCABULARY Nouns (New & Review Words) Occupations Ethnic Groups Adjectives Personal Pronouns © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

New Vocabulary & Review Words Nouns New Vocabulary & Review Words © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

äl-lah - älla child © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

o-ho-yo - ohoyo woman © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

haht-tahk - hattak man © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

Occupations © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

(nañn) ik-hä-nañchih (nan) ikhänanchi teacher © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

ah-lihk-chih - alikchi doctor © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

nañn äth-to-kah – nan älhtuka police officer © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

ho-po-nee – hoponi chef or cook © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

Adjectives © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

nee-yah – nia fat © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

choñn-nah – chunna skinny © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

hih-miht-tah – himitta young © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

sih-pok-nih – sipokni old © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

Choctaw African American Caucasian Ethnic Groups Choctaw African American Caucasian © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

Chah-tah - Chahta Choctaw © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

Haht-tahk Lo-sah Hattak Lusa African American © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

Nah Hol-lo – Na Hullo Caucasian © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

I am – Am I You are – Are you Personal Pronouns I am – Am I You are – Are you © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

S-yah - Sia I am or Am I © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

Ch-yah - Chia You are or Are you © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

Question Markers Review O, YO, HO © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

Question Marker Rules O is written after a word ending in a consonant; Yo is written after a word ending in a vowel; Ho is written after a verb or action word. © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

Continue practicing your speaking skills as you write and translate sentences. This concludes Choctaw I, Chapter 5 lesson 1. Yakoke © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language