CHAPTER 9 - LESSON 3 Potential Mood

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CHAPTER 9 - LESSON 3 Potential Mood © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

ah-hihñ-lah - ahinla can or may © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

Rule for the Usage of the Potential Mood "Ahinla" The potential mood "ahinla" is written after a verb or action word. The same rule used for the future tense marker will apply to the potential mood "ahinla". © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

Applying the Rule to the Potential Mood "Ahinla" nusi ahinla (apply rule) nusa hinla can or may sleep © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

Phrases and Sentences Using the Potential Mood "Ahinla" © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

nowa hinla can walk or may walk (2) (1) nowa hinla can walk or may walk © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

can walk or may walk nowa hinla (2) (1) (2) (1) can walk or may walk nowa hinla © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

can sit or may sit (2) (1) bininla hinla (2) (1) bininla hinla can sit or may sit © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

can sit or may sit bininla hinla (2) (1) (2) (1) can sit or may sit bininla hinla © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

Sentences with the Potential Mood "Ahinla" (1) (3) (2) Ish hakla hinla. You may listen to it. © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

Sentences with the Potential Mood "Ahinla" (1) (3) (2) Ish impa hinla. You can eat. © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language

Sentences with the Potential Mood "Ahinla" (1) (3) (2) Ish hopona hinla. You can cook. © 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 9 lesson 3. Yakoke © 2017 All Rights Reserved Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma School of Choctaw Language