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English: Marʉaweka--Today's lesson: asking and answering a question about where you're coming from!

Here we have the late Betty Cable Pete and the late Dr. Reaves Nahwooks asking and answering a question two times. This is from a video of conversational phrases the Comanche Language and Cultural Preservation Committee produced. We thank them for all of their hard work over the years to get us on this road.

Mrs. Pete asks: Hakanai ʉnʉ kimayu?

Dr. Nahwooks answers: Tusokwenai nʉ kimarʉ.

Hakanai ʉnʉ kimayu? (Where are you coming from?)

haka- (where-question word) -nai (from the direction of-postposition) ʉnʉ (you-subject pronoun) kima- (come-verb stem) -yu (progressive verb ending -- think "-ing")

Tusokwenai nʉ kimarʉ. (I am coming from Anadarko.)

Tusokwe (Anadarko-placename-tusoho elm + kwe place; Washita River also has tusoho in it; tusohoʔokwe black elm + river) nai (from the direction of-postposition) nʉ (I-subject pronoun) kima- (come-verb stem) -tʉ (generic verb ending)

Notice the ʉ in kimarʉ is whispered both times by Mr. Nahwooks. You might hear a speaker not whisper it too.

Practice to say where you are coming from--just replace Tusokwe with your place. You coud say Dallasnai nʉ kimarʉ. I am coming from Dallas.

Listen carefully to the speakers and then...

Listen, repeat, and practice! #LRP

And remember the only way to do language wrong is to not do it at all!
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Author Comanche Nation Language Department

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