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Entry Crow English 
1  Bílukaawalashe Bíee-isítcheesh huuk.  My Indian name is "Enjoys-being-a-Woman". 
2  Bishbáale dúúhpaa-pilak axpíluupak.  I’m 22 years old. 
3  Montana kóókúkááwook.  I come from Montana. 
4  Bachúúké ákíssahtem  My little brother is in the service and 
5  June kóótésh kóón bíí-óok California kussé.  in June he brought me to California. 
6  Hinná UCLA kóóm máálíawaak.  I work here at UCLA. 
7  January kóótésh bááwáshchímík.  In January I started school. 
8  Long Beach City College kóókóómmááwáshchímík.  I go to school at Long Beach City College. 
9  December kóótésh bááchímmishik.  In December I got married. 
10  Bachúúké ílúúpaataachim kóó-áwáxpak.  I married one of my brother’s friends. 
11  Kún-ákíssahteek.  He’s in the service too. 
12  January fifth kóótésh áakkashdauk.  On January fifth they went overseas. 
13  Hilááké Persian Gulf kóótéékóókóólúuk.  They’re at the Persian Gulf right now. 
14  Kushbááwálísheeshtíik.  I’m always worried about them. 
15  Dúupta awáchishshishtam  I really love both of them and 
16  kushbííchíchéessaik.  I really miss seeing them. 
17  Báápé xáxúa bááchílé kushbááwálááchi-ik.  Every day I write to my husband. 
18  July fifth kóóhták hiláákánnáák kuohma.  They’re coming home on July fifth. 
19  Dáákkuoluk pier kóóté áaken báássáxpííwíok.  When theyi come back theyj’re having a party on the pier.