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| − | + | Lundi + ishkwaa-anama’e-giizhigad = lungad | |
| + | Mardi + niizho-giizhigad = margad | ||
| + | Mercredi + aabitawise = mercrewise | ||
| + | Jeudi + niiwo-giizhigad = Jeugad | ||
| + | Vendredi + naano-giizhigad = Vengad | ||
| + | Samedi + giziibiigisaginige-giizhigad = Samegad | ||
| + | Dimanche + anama’e-giizhigad = Dimgad | ||
Revision as of 21:02, 28 November 2020
Here are a few examples depicting the way certain common Huron words mixed with French words to create a new dialect:
- Unskat: one; skat + un
- Tindeux: two; tindee + deux
- Trenk: three; shenk + trois
- Andatre: four; anduak + quatre
- Weeinq: five; weeish + cinq
- Onnomme: man; onnonhou + homme
- Ontehmme: woman; ontehtian + femme
- Saundeau: water; saundustee + eau
Days of the Week
Lundi + ishkwaa-anama’e-giizhigad = lungad Mardi + niizho-giizhigad = margad Mercredi + aabitawise = mercrewise Jeudi + niiwo-giizhigad = Jeugad Vendredi + naano-giizhigad = Vengad Samedi + giziibiigisaginige-giizhigad = Samegad Dimanche + anama’e-giizhigad = Dimgad
