Prepared by Keri Edwards for Goldbelt Heritage Foundation. Project funded by the Administration for Native Americans.
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I am going to the dentist.: | |
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I don't like going to the dentist.:OR Tlél ax tuwáa ushgú kaa oox yéi daanéiyi xán xagoodí. | |
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I got a sticker from the dentist.: | |
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baby teeth: | |
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Put your tooth underneath your pillow!: | |
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How much (money) did you find under your pillow?: | |
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Poor thing! Your tooth fell out!:Note: The elders say that traditionally, nothing special was said or done when a child lost a tooth, but one elder gave this phrase, which her grandmother used to say to her when she lost a tooth. | |
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Who are your grandparents?: | |
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S/he gave it to him/her to eat; S/he fed it to him/her.: | |
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I feel very thankful.: | |
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