Translation?

[Alfred W. Tüting]

I appreciate what you have pointed out to me, it is good, thanks to  
you. Now I've one (more?) question: I'd like to learn more about  
those men whom they called "tonweyapi" (scouts, spys) in former  
times, and where can I look for it or find (smth.)?

(I'm not sure with the following): ?? What I want (a) lesson (of), how 
(??) did these men hide (keep secret) then (toksha?? = toske??)? And  
what clothing did they wear?

Alfred (my tuppence)


Am 04.11.2007 um 19:49 schrieb Jonathan Holmes:

> Could someone help me with an english translation to the following  
> Lakota sentances?
>
> taku kin lena mayakipazo ca iwanblake na wastelo ca pilamaye yelo.  
> na wanna woiyunge wanji bluha, ehanni wicasa kin lena tonweyapi  
> ewicakiyab. taku isam wounspemiciciye wacin ca tuktel iwanblakinkte  
> nains iyewaye owakihi hwo? taku kin lena wounspe wacin, wicasa kin  
> lena toske inahmapi hwo? nahan ehan taku hayapi kin unpi hwo?
>
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