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Pauline and Albert Duncan are from Sitka, Alaska, and have compiled this collection of their Tlingit translation for words and phrases common in the daily life of school children.

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Classroom-Home Phrases

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Turn around.


Turn off light.


Turn off the light.


Turn on light.


Turn on the light.


Wait awhile, not yet.


Wait for me.


Walk quietly, no talking.


What do you see?


What do you want?


What is the weather today?


What is your name?


What month is it?


What part of the year are we in?


What time is it?


Where are you coming from?


Where are you going?


Who wrote that?


Who's birthday is it today?


Write your name on paper.


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