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July 15, 2008

 

Where is my horsey?

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GUŁ QWILE'M ~ 'Songs'

teechiche' khwe hneschiche' ?
Where is my horsey?

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teechiche' teechiche' khwe hneschiche' ?
where, oh where is my horsey?

tech eelish, tech eelish lut epł hnshegwel.
in the mountains, in the mountains. There are no roads.

ch'uu!
gone!

 

TEECHICHE' KHWE HNESCHICHE' ?
Written by Lavinia Felsman
Sung by Kim Matheso
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Hear Kim sing the song with her son, Simeon Matheson:'Play'
Audio  Pronunciations :

Elder Consultants:
•LA: Lovinia Alexander •FA: Felix Aripa •LF: Lavinia Felsman
•MIL: Irene Lowley •LN: Lawrence Nicodemus

hnqwa'qwe'eln Staff:
•RB: Raymond Brinkman •JEH: Jennifer Hale
•JM: Jessica Matheson •KM: Kim Matheson

Other Tribal Members and Learners of The Language:
•RC: Roseanna Choisser •MLC Michelle Clark •CCC: Cecilia Curtis
•SCF: Sarah Carrillo Freeburg •SLC: Shelley Little Crow •DM: Donna Matheson
•JS: Jeanine Seyler •LCS: Leanne SiJohn •LS: Laura Stensgar

 

 

 

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