Sentences Using the Possessive Pronouns CHAPTER 13 – LESSON 5 Sentences Using the Possessive Pronouns My – Sä, Your – Chi, His, Her, Its – I & I © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

Äm ofi i haknip ät falaya. haknip – body (1) (2) (3) (4) Äm ofi i haknip ät falaya. My dog’s body is long. © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

Sä haksobish ät iskitini. haksobish – ear (1) (2) (3) Sä haksobish ät iskitini. My ear is small. © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

A nakfi i hanali yät yushkololi. My brother’s legs are short. hanali – legs (1) (2) (3) A nakfi i hanali yät yushkololi. My brother’s legs are short. © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

Hattak ibbak ät kapässa. The man’s hands are cold. ibbak – hands (2) (3) (1) (4) Hattak ibbak ät kapässa. The man’s hands are cold. © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

Ofi ibishakni yät chito. ibishakni – nose (2) (3) (1) (4) Ofi ibishakni yät chito. The dog’s nose is big. © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

itakha – mouth Chi takha yät tiwa. Your mouth is open. (1) (2) (3) Chi takha yät tiwa. Your mouth is open. © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

Säyyi yät yushkololi kiyo. iyyi – feet (1) (3) (2) Säyyi yät yushkololi kiyo. My feet are not short. © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

nashuka – face Sä nashuka yät homma. My face is red. (1) (2) (3) Sä nashuka yät homma. My face is red. © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

Älla i nishkin ät okchakko. The child’s eyes are blue. nishkin – eyes (2) (3) (1) (4) Älla i nishkin ät okchakko. The child’s eyes are blue. © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

Hushi i nushkobo yät iskitini. The bird’s head is small. nushkobo – head (1) (2) (1) (3) Hushi i nushkobo yät iskitini. The bird’s head is small. © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

A tek ipashi yät yushkololi. My sister’s hair is short. pashi – hair (1) (2) (3) A tek ipashi yät yushkololi. My sister’s hair is short. © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

Chiki i shakba yät chito. Your father’s arm is big. shakba – arm (1) (2) (3) Chiki i shakba yät chito. Your father’s arm is big. © 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 13 lesson 5. Yakoke © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language