mii imaa ji-adaaweyang onow wewebanaabiing. here we'll buy a fishing pole.

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Nancy Jones Margaret Porter Gordon Jourdain 00:00:27 mii imaa ji-adaaweyang onow wewebanaabiing. here we'll buy a fishing pole. howa. ((expression)) ((inaudible)) mii na imaa indaa-adaawe? so I should buy it here? mii onow? this thing? ((inaudible)) iiziwaad ongow...oozhishenh, ge-niin niwii-adaawen. her grandkids, I want to buy it too. aaa. aah. dabwaa ando-wewebanaabiiyang, [gegoo gipi-daa (.) gidaa-andone'aamin. before we go fishing, [we should look for things. naazhangidewan ge onow. these are cheap. [geget. [right. naazhangidewan. they're cheap. wewebanaabanaak. ((NJ picks up a fishing pole)) a fishing pole. onzaam ginwaakwad, ginwaamagad. it's too long, too long. 1

onzaam ginwaakwad. it's too long. mii dash i'i ge-aabajitoowaambaan niin. well I could use this one. mii iwe ge-adaaweyan na? are you gonna buy that? geget ganabaj. I think so. owe'. this one. nashke ge wa'awe zhiishiibikojigan egonjing iko awe.= this is a duck decoy that floats.= =howa=. =((expression))= =mii imaa, =right here, maagizhaa ge inga-gabaashimaa awe. 1 maybe I'll cook this one. mii maawiin imaa nawaj ayaawaagwen igi gigoonyag. there must be a lot of fish here. ani-dagwaagig ga-aabaji'aa anda, andawishibed awiiya. in the fall someone will use the decoy when they go duck hunting. andawishibed mii awe ge-aabaji'ind. when someone hunts for ducks that's what they use. niwii-o-gichi-baashkizwaag gaye. I'll go and shoot them too. agwandeg mii igi them bobbers. 1 Nancy makes a joke here, saying she's going to cook the duck decoy instead of an actual duck. She seems to be the only one to acknowledge it as a joke. 2

aaniin enagindeg o'o wewebanaabiing? how much is this fishing rod? aaniin enagindeg wewebanaabiing? how much is the fishing rod? aa (.) zhegindedog maawiin enh? aa (.) must be free enh? nashke gosha ozhibii'igaade. look, it's written. mmm aaniin minikmmm how much- aaniin enagindeg? what does it cost? gete-ayi'ii. it's old. howa.= ((expression)).= =ashi-zhaangaswi awashime 2 izhi-, =more than nineteen, i- i- ih- ih- inaginzi (.) engagindemagad. is how much (.) it costs. gegaa go niizhtana. it's almost twenty (dollars). hm[m. hm[m. [howa! (Inaudible) aapiji. [((expression)). ((Inaudible)). mmm naazhangidewan, geget imaa.. 2 The use of 'awashime' meaning more 3

mmm they're really cheap there.?? nanjigefalse start [howa, naazhangideg [((expression)), it's cheap. [mii na enwewaad (Inaudible). [is that how they sound (Inaudible). mii na (inaudible). is that so mii enendamaan (inaudible) that's what I think (inaudible) da-adaaweyaan imaa (inaudible) for me to buy it here (inaudible). ahaw ok. mii imaa da-ateg inga [(inaudible). it should be right there [(inaudible). [kee, gosha naa, naazhangidewan onowen. [hey look, these are cheap. mii eta go naa, niizhtana ashi naanan. it's only, it's twenty five (cents). hmm. hmm. bezhig zhooniyaans (1.0) howa. one (cent/quarter/dollar) (1.0) wow. aaniish wiin enaabadak o'o? ((reaches for a long-handled tool)) what is this used for? da-binaakwe'od ina awiiya? to comb somebody? ((laughs)) 4

aniibiishan.= leaves.= =chi-binaakwaan i'i. =that's a big comb. ((laughter)) o owe na? this?? howa! (oh wow) mii eta go aya'aa only that one... (bijiinag). noosa'owesi anoog, aa, da-nooji'aad enh?= to catch small mouth bass enh?= =mmm... =mmm... mii na awe? that one right? gemaa ge ginoozhe? or northerns too? ginoozhe maawiin. northerns maybe. maa[wiin. may[be. [ganabaj geget aa... [probably, yeah aa... ginwaakozi, 3 it s long. 3 in reference to the lure. 5

agokewi. it sticks on. mindidod aw giigoonh awe waa-aabajichigaade maawiin. the fish it's used for must be big. shke dash (mitigwaakiing) izhaadaa. hey, we should go to the woods. niibowa imaa giigoonh ayaa.. there's a lot of fish there. oonh, weenh! ooh, expression. oonh...giigoon-mazinichiganag. fish decoys mii nawaj bemisemagak. more like an airplane ((laughter)) mii onow ((inaudible)) naazhangidewan aapiji. these ones are really cheap. ((laughter)) geget ina? really? naa-- na, naanwaabik bezhig. fi-- five dollars for one. wa! sai' bangii sa go naa. (expression) that really is a little. enh enh enh enh biizikamaambaan giikajiyaan miinawaa. I could put this on when I'm cold again. i'i ge wiiwakwaanan. this hat too. 6

mii ge iwe maneziwaad iko ongow they seem to always need these abinoojiinyag ge andone'aawaa. the kids are always looking for them. geget. for sure. ke gosha naa, mii eta go ayi'ii hey look, it's only um ashi-niiwaabik fourteen dollars. gegaa go. almost. howa! (expression) oo, niibowa inaginde. oh, it costs a lot. onzaam niibowa. too much. nashke mazinaakizon... look, a picture... oo waa, ((inaudible)) naa (expression) ((inaudible)) niibowa giigoonyag debibinaawaad. a lot of fish have been caught. mii eta go imaa gii-ayaawaagwen giigoonwag. this must be the only fish that were here. gaawiin. no. nashke dash imaa aya'aa (.) ogaa. look here that's um (.) a walleye. ((inaudible)) 7

ginoozhe indigoo aya'aa. that looks like a northern that one. ginoozhe. a northern. mii na awe aya'aa? is that, that one? noosa'owesi. a small mouth bass? noosa'owesi. a small mouth bass. ashigan ina-- indigo? is that a bass? looks like it. waa, nashke! expression, look! ay ay nashke, noosa'owesi. look, a small mouth bass. maanishigan sheepshead fish awegodogwen. i wonder what. 4 howa! (expression) mii go awe noosa'owesi, bakaan aa... well that's a small mouth bass, this one's different aa... waawaashkeshi.. a deer. waawaashkeshiwan. 4 Dubitative: I wonder what, I don't know what. 8

a deer. waawaashkeshi. a deer. niibowa gegoo omaa agokewan. there's a lot of things stuck on here. mazina'igan ige. a paper too. nashke iwe. look at this. mii imaa manidooshag ge-zhi-abiwaad biinjayi'ii. right here is where the bugs are, inside it. mii na omaa? right here? howa! (expression) mmm hmm. mmm hmm. ooo ooh ji-onaad-- ji-wanaajishinzigwaa. so, so they don't die. geget ina? really? imaa biindig gidaa-zhi-atoon. there inside is where you put them. gaa maawiin. probably not. mii ko na ge-maajigaazo iko (trans. unknown) aaa aaa 9

((laughter)) gaawiin ganabaj memwech. it's probably not necessary. daga wiijiiwag? (trans. unknown) gii-ikido. he said daga wiijiiwag ige 5 (trans. unknown) (gaa-waajiiwag) (trans. unknown) bangii gizhaate. it's a little warm. aaa aaa kina gegoo (.) anooj igo gegoo ate. everything (.) there's all sorts of things here. nashke owe omakakiinichigan. look, a fake frog. omakakiinichigan. a fake frog. mmm niibowa gegoo omaa ayaa. mmm there's a lot of things here. ((laughter)) mii go iw. that's fine. mii sa go iw aa? so that's it aa? 5 I can tell they're making a joke about bugs hiding and then going somewhere (?) 10

mii na go azhigwa? so, now? mii go ge-niin adaaweyaan ayi'ii, wewebanaabaanaak. i m buying a fishing pole too mii go ge-niin iwedi bezhig. me too, that one over there mii go ge-niin iwedi. me too, the one over there ando-wewebanaabii ishkwaa-naawakweg let s go fishing in the afternoon noozhishenh niwii-adaawetamawaa. i want to buy one for my grandchild howaa! (expression) geget ina? really? gaawiin aapiji niwewebanaabiisiin-- nibagandiz iko! i don t fish much, i m lazy aa huh (.) asab niin niwii-aabaji'aa. me, i want to use a net ooo giwii-bagida'waa na giin? do you want to set a net ge-niin. me too ge-niin, me. me too asab imaa (.) zaaga'iganiing maazhashke imaa iwid (.) ayi'ii, aa there s a net in the lake there (trans. unknown) mii imaa geget. 11

yes, there ziibiing. in the river ezhichigeng enh? that s how it s done geget, ando-bagida'waadaa. yes, let s go set a net bagida'waadaa let s set a net ahaw, giga-wiiji'in na? okay, shall I help you ahaw! all right 12