Learning to Speak Lakota Olól’iȟ ’aƞ kitchen terms and how to ask and answer simple questions in Lakota.  Also, download and print your free Lakota language “Olól’iȟ ’aƞ” word search!

Míla (knife)

 

 

 

 

Čhiƞšká (spoon)

 

 

 

Wíčhapȟe (fork)

 

 

 

Wáglutapi (table)

 

 

Oákaƞke (Chair)

 

 

 

Čhéǧa (Pot)

 

 

 

Wakšíča (bowl or plate)

 

 

Wíyatke (cup)

 

 

 

Sniwógnake (refrigerator)

 

 

 

Wíkȟalye (coffee pot)

 

 

 

Mas’óčhethi (stove)

 

 

Lé táku he? (What is this?)  Asking and answering simple questions.

Lé táku he? (What is this?)

Lé wíyatke. (This is a cup.)

Hé táku he? (What is that?)

Hé wíčhapȟe. (That is a fork.)

Ká táku he? (What is that over there?)

Ká míla. (That is a knife.)

Lenáuƞs táku he? (What are these two things?)

Lenáuƞs oákaƞke héčha. (These two things are chairs)

Henáuƞs táku he? (What are those two things?)

Henáuƞs wakšíča héčha. (Those two things are plates.)

Kanáuƞs táku he? (What are those two things over there?)

Kanáuƞs čhéǧa héčha. (Those two things over there are pots.)

Lená táku he? (What are these?)

Lená čhiƞšká héčha. (These are spoons.)

Hená táku he? (What are those things?)

Hená wáglutapi héčha. (Those are tables.)

Kaná táku he? (What are those things over there?)

Kaná míla héčha. (Those things over there are knives.)

 

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