| My home. |
Nik. |
| My house. |
Nuwicuw. |
| This is my house. |
Nuwicuw yo. |
| That is my home. |
Nik ni. |
| This is your home. |
Yo kik ayuw. |
| This is our home (but not yours). |
Yo nikun ayuw. |
| Come to our home! |
Piyôsh nikun! |
| You all come to our home! |
Piyôq nikun! |
| Come (my) home! |
Piyôsh nik! |
| You all come (my) home! |
Piyôq nik! |
| Welcome to our home! |
Wiqômun nikun! |
| This is not his/her home. |
Yo wik mata ayuwiw. |
| He/She is not home. |
Wik mata apuwiw. |
| Let’s go (our) home! |
Wucshátuk nikun! |
| I’m home now. |
Yoyo nikuk nutap. |
| Let’s look for a house. |
Natskamutuk wicuw. |
| I clean my house daily |
Nupáhkito nuwicuw ásikisukôkush. |
| When she brings flowers, my house smells good. |
Pátôk upihsháwônash, nuwicuw wunimôqat. |
| We have a house! |
Kuwacônumun wicuw! |
| We (but not you) have a house! |
Nuwacônumun wicuw! |
| We must go inside my house. |
Nuwicuw anômi côci kutômun. |
| I have two cats in my house. |
Nuwacônak nis pohpohsak niwacuwuk. |
| Our house has five rooms. |
Nuwicuwun ayuw napána cupuwicuwash. |