Yawá yo! Count in Lakota part 2 & Mázaškaƞškaƞ tóna hwo/he? What time is it? by Matt Remle

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LRInspire presents Yawá yo! Count in Lakota part 2 numbers 11-20 & Mázaškaƞškaƞ tóna hwo/he? What time is it?

11 akéwaƞží

12 akénúƞpa

13 akéyámni

14 akétópa

15 akézáptaƞ

16 akéšákpe

17 akéšakówiƞ

18 akéšaglóǧaƞ

19 akénapčíyuƞka

20 wikčémna núƞpa

Traditionally, Lakota did not measure time with a clock.  References to hours in a day come from contact with European immigrants.

Mázaškaƞškaƞ tóna hwo/he?*  What time is it?  (Mázaškaƞškaƞ- metal that moves).

Owápȟe waƞží It is one o’clock (ápȟe- to strike)

Posted and vocals by Wakinyan Waanatan (Matt Remle)
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*hwo is a verbal question mark used by males.  Females say “he” for verbal question mark.

One thought on “Yawá yo! Count in Lakota part 2 & Mázaškaƞškaƞ tóna hwo/he? What time is it? by Matt Remle”

  1. Thank you for continuing to do this! I am happy to start learning my ancestors language and teach it to my children,

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