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• . It is here.Kèn:tho ká:yen
• ____ is my last name____ wakhsenná:sere
• ____ is my name____ yónkyats
• ____is my age____ na'tewakohseriyá:konh
• Ií:'i
• I (emphatic)í:’i
• I am a cookRakhón:nis
• I am a good personKonkwe’tí:io
• I am afraidWakhterón:ni
• I am angryWakena’khwén:’on
• I am aware (know)Wakaterién:tare
• I am bear clanWakhskaré:wakeh
• I am busyTewakeweiénhare
• I am concerned/worriedTewake’nikón:hrhare
• I am contentWake’nikonhrí:io
• I am crazyTewakanonhwarawénrie
• I am depressedWake’nikonhrén:ton
• I am eating bread and soup.Kanà:taro tánon onòn:tara í:keks.
• I am funnyWakhsté:rihst
• I am going to cross the ocean.Kanientara'kehkó:wa tentiá:ia'ke.
• I am going to eat ice creamKanennio'kóhare ni' én:keke
• I am going to Hawaii at the end of the monthEnhni'takèn:iate Hawaii wá:ke
• I am going to make a cornhusk doll.Aó:ra kaia'tón:ni konniá:ne.
• I am going to schoolWa'kateweiensta'ne
• I am going to sharpen the knife.Á:share enkhiothí:iate.
• I am happywakatshenón:ni’
• I am happyWakatshennón:ni
• I am hungrykatonhkária’ks
• I am intelligentTewaken’nikon’rowà:nen
• I am knitting slippers.Ionrahsi'tohrókstha keriserón:nis.
• I am knitting stockings.Ká:ris keriserón:nis.
• I am lazyKentórha
• I am learning to play the clarinet.Iothoro'takwarihshion kateweiénhstha akaterennó:ten.
• I am luckyWakatera’swí:io
• I am nasty/meanIkhseróhen
• I am of the Bear Clanwakhskaré:waken
• I am of the bear clanwakhskaré:wake
• I am of the Eel Clanwakeneniothró:non’
• I am of the Small Field Turtle Clanwakhsennakéhte’
• I am of the Snipe Clanwake’nehsí:io
• I am of the Turtle Clanwakeniáhton
• I am of the turtle clanwakenyáhten
• I am of the Wolf Clanwakkwáho
• I am of the wolf clanwakathahyón:ni
• I am picking stawberries.Ken'niiohontésha íkkwas.
• I am pleasedWake’nikonhrahserón:ni
• I am ready/ preparedWakatateweiennentà:’on
• I am sadWake’nikonhráksen
• I am sixteen years old.Iá:ia'k iawén:re na'tewakohseríiá:kon.
• I am smart/ cleverKattókha
• I am stubbornWake’nikonrahní:ron
• I am studying the mohawk languageKanienke'ha kateweiénstha
• I am studying the Mohawk language.Kateweyénhstha kateweyénhstha
• I am surprisedWakenehrákwas
• I am thrilledWakatonháhere
• I am tiredtewakhwisenhé:ion
• I am turtle clanWakeniáhten
• I am unluckyWakatera’swáksen
• I am waitingWakerhá:re
• I am want/needTewakatonhwentsió:ni
• I am wearing a slip.Kà:khare wakàtston.
• I am wearing underpants.Atháhsteren nà:kon tié:iens wakátston.
• I am well.Wakata'karí:te.
• I am wolf clanWakkwá:ho
• I am working.Wakyo’te
• I am writing a story.Oká:ra khiá:tons.
• I bought a brown and black rug.Athéhsa tánon kahòn:tsi kéntskare wa'khní:non.
• I bought a coronet.Iehonrawátstha ken'nikahoro'tá:'a wa'khní:non.
• I bought a hat and mittensAnòn:warore tánon a'nià:nawen wa'khní:non
• I bought a new pencil.Ohiatonhkwasé'stsi wa'khní:non.
• I bought a new range.Iekhonniá:tha karístatsi á :se' wa'khní:non.
• I bought a rocking chairAtatkarenhrónhkhwa anitskwá:ra wa'khní:non
• I bought a silk sheet.Ká'nhes ienaktoróktha wa'khní:non.
• I bought different kinds of flowers at the florist.Tsi ionttsi'tsahninón:tha nia'tekatsí:tsake wa'khní:non.
• I can speak mohawkKanien'kéha kah:ronka
• I died (my life left)Wa'katonhnhahtén:ti
• I dip my bread in molasses.Kashestahón:tsi iekatenà:tarohs.
• I don't have a handkerchief.Ionttsi'nionkerá:tha iáh tewátien.
• I don't know.Iah tewakaterién:tare'.
• I don't remember.Iah teské:iahre.
• I don’t knowYah tewakateryén:tare
• I don’t speak mohawkIah:tekaronka
• I don’t understandYah tewake’nikonhrayén:ta’s
• I don’t wantyah té:kehre
• I eat grapefruit in the morning.Iohiatská:ra í:keks ne ohnrhon'kéne.
• I encircled herWa'khekwátsten
• I enjoy doing s.tWakon’wéhskwani
• I fed my pet puppyAkitshé:nen é:rhar owí:ra wahí:nonte
• I feed the pigeons.Orí:te khenón:tenhs.
• I filled the pitcher with milk.Ienon'tawerontáhkhwa onòn:ta wá:kenahne.
• I fish for muskies.Kaná:tsot kahrhiohkawí:ne's.
• I forgot.Sonke'nikón:hren.
• I gave my dress that I had to my younger sisterAkwatia'tawi'tshera'kénhen khe'kén:'a kheiá:wi
• I go boating down the stream.Tsi kahrhionhatátie kathonweiá:tha.
• I go to Rotiwennakéhte School.Rotiwennakéhte Ionterihwaienhstáhkhwa non kateweiénhstha.
• I had funWa'katerien'tó:ri
• I had this sewing machine for two years.Teiohserá:ke siwátien ki ka'níkhons.
• I have a boilwakatkwarotahkwá:ronte’
• I have a lot of corn seed.Wakká:te ne ó:nenhste' ká:nen.
• I have a lot of toys.É:so wátien natkahri'tsherónnia.
• I have a pet goat.Kaia'tákerahs wakenáhskwaien.
• I have a rashwakata’kerahkwén:ni
• I have a topaz necklace.Nia'tewahsóhkwake otsist'ohkwa wakstaró:kwaien.
• I have a waterbed.Ohné:kanos watéhrha kanàkta wátien.
• I have already eatenO:nen ni:’i wakekhwenta:on
• I have callouseswakerakwáhtare’
• I have feverwakitonkwáhros
• I have indicated somethingWa'któ:kahte
• i have nice legsTekstawiní:ios
• I have nothingIáh thé:non té:wa ne akhna'tahtsherá:kon
• I have nothing, something that is emptyWakó:kon
• i have such long earsTó:k na'tekera'wístes
• I have three children.Áhsen nihá:ti wakewí:raien.
• I have timeWakenáktote
• I have tuberculosiswakehrakaión:se’
• I heated the clothing iron.Ieristahrhóhstha wa'ka'taríha'te.
• I hid the key.Kahnhotónkwa wa'káhsehte.
• I hung blue curtains.Oròn:ia ionta'araniiontáhkhwa wa'keniión:ten.
• I knowWakateryén:tare
• I know s.t specificKienté:ri
• I leave my boat at the marina.Kahonwé:ia iontahkweniaientahkhwa iétien's nakhonwé:ia.
• I like fried potatoes and hotdogs.Kahnenna'takenrí:ta tanon wenhetshó:ron waké:ka's.
• I like herkhenón:we's
• I like my neighbour.Khenón:we's ne teiatianonhsané:ken.
• I like prune juice.Iohiáthan ohiákeri waké:ka's.
• I like sausages and corn.Awenhétsha tánon ó:nenhste wake:ka's.
• I like silver earrings.Kahwistarà:ken ate'wáhshare kenón:we's.
• I like smoked meat.Kaien'kwararíkton o'wá:ron.
• I like the color grayAta'kenhróhkwa kahsohkwanón:we's
• I like the taste of itWaké:kahs
• I like the taste of salad.Ase'shón:'a wake:ka's.
• I like to smell flowersAiontéswahte ne otsí:tsa wakon'wéskwani
• I locked the door with a padlock.Kahnhóha o'nò:wa tsi wa'kenientháhrhoke.
• I lost hopeWa'katerièn:tia'ke
• I lost my cap.Ionekwènhtonte' akwanòn:warore wakátion.
• I lost my…Onkwá:ti ne…
• I love herkhenorónhkhwa
• I love my grandchildren.Khenorónhwa kheiatere'okón:'a.
• I love my mother.Ake'nisténha khenorónhkhwa.
• I love youKonnorónhkhwa
• I love you.Konnorónhkhwa.
• I made myself snowshoes.Kahwèn:kare wa'katatónnien.
• I made tea.Iekanerahtóhon wa'kathnekón:ni.
• I needtewakatonhontsió:ni
• I need to go to the toilet.Í:kehre átste' ieienhtáhkhwa iá:ke.
• I notice, I'm noticingKattó:kas
• I only use one pillow.Énska khok atkòn:sera kátstha.
• I ought to eat itá:keke'
• I ought to eat what’s good for me.Á:keke nahó:ten ioiánere nakerihwá:ke.
• I overcame it's lifeWa'konhnhakén:ni
• I passed the day doing somethingWa'kenhníhswen
• I play with my older sisterAktsí:'a skátne iatiatswá:tha
• I pricked myself with a sewing needle.Ie'níkhonhs karón:ware wa'tkatatáwe'ehste'.
• I put it to bed with meKennè:tha
• I rest at the weekend.Ahia'kserakèn:iate katoríshenhs.
• I saw a giraffe at the zoo.Kahniá:ses wá:kken kário tsi konwati'terontáhkhwa.
• I seek her servicesTekheniahé:sen
• I shall buy itenkhní:non'
• I shall buy that high heeled shoes.Enkhní:non thí:ken teiorata'kará:te áhta.
• I shall eat itén:keke'
• I shall goenkahtén:ti
• I shall go soon.Eniohstó:ren'ne enkahtén:ti.
• I stopped from doing something, restedWa'tkannihsnónhsaien
• i stubbed my toesonkwa'éhkia'ke
• i stubbed my toesOnkwa'éhtia'ke
• I teach herkherihonnién:ni
• I teach her math.Ionhshétstha kherihonnién:ni.
• I took my son to the barber shop.Tsi iontatenonhkará:tha iahiia'ténhawe ne riién:'a.
• I turned forty today.Kaié:ri' niwáhsen ón:wa wa'tié:rite.
• I turned the lamp on.Kaháhsera shahseró:ten.
• I understandWake’nikonhrayén:ta’s
• I use a sharpening stone to sharpen the axeIehio'thiiónhkhwa onén:ia kátstha ató:ken akhio'thí:ion
• I use an oil stove.Kèn:ie watónthos karístatsi wakátniote.
• I use an umbrella when it rains.Iontenonhsotáhkhwa kátstha nó:nen iokennó:ron.
• I use the shower to bathe.Kahnekótha kátstha nakatá:wen.
• I use toothpaste.Iontenawirohare'táhkhwa kátstha.
• I use wood chips to start a fire.Ohká:ra kátstha nakatsenhón:ni.
• I used a crowbar to pull the nail out.Karistatsi'kó:wa wá:katste tsi wa'keronwaróhtshi.
• I used a dish cloth to wash dishes.Ieksohare'táhkhwa onia'tará:'a wa'ksóhare'teh.
• I used a dish towel to wipe the dishes.Ieksokewáhtha wa'keksó:kewahte'.
• I used a fry pan to cook eggs.Iena'tsahráhkwa kerihtáhkhwa no'nhónhsa.
• I used a ladle to stir the soup.Atokwa'kó:wa wá:katste tsi wa'tkawénrie ne onón:tara.
• I used a pail to get water from the well.Ón:ta wá:katste tsi ia'khnekótsenhte ohnawerá:kon.
• I used a sander to make the wood shiny.Iekareniá:tha wá:katste tsi wa'tekstaráthe'te nó:iente.
• I used a spoon to eat your soup.Atókwa í:satst tsi satshó:ri.
• I used a stick to bar my roadway.Kanà:kare wa'tekhrènhohste tsi wakathá:te.
• I used small knitting needles to knit stockings.Niwá:sa ieriseronniá:tha karón:ware keriseronniá:tha.
• I used the mop to wash the floor.Ienohare'táhkhwa wá:katste oswen'karà:ke wa'kenóhare.
• I wantí:kehre’
• I wantí:kehre
• I want to leave a tipÍ:kehre akohwísten
• I want to payÍ:kehre akkariáke
• I was away all week.Ahia'kserakwé:kon wakahtentión:ne.
• I was born in Kanehsatà:ke.Kanehsatà:ke niwakenakerá:ton.
• I washed the kitchen cupboards.Tsi ieksata'áhstha tsi iekhonniá:tha wa'kenóhare.
• I wear a rain hat when it rains.Kahnehtáhrhon anón:warore kátstha nó:nen eniokèn:nore.
• I wear pajamas when I go to sleep.Iakotá:stha kátstha nó:nen enwakitá:wha.
• I went somewhere and back back in a dayWa'tkénhniste
• I went to the clothing store yesterday.Tsi iontahkweniahninón:tha thetén:re ié:ke'skwe.
• I will drink _ __________ _(drink)_ ____ _ ni:’i enkhneki:ra
• I will drink ____________(drink)______ ni:'i enkhneki:ra
• I will eat _ ___ _(food)_ ____ _ en:keke
• I will eat _____(food)______ en:keke
• I will go with youéntene
• I will go with you to the movies.Éntene tsi teioia'ákstha.
• I will help you.Enkonhshié:non.
• I will see you againEnskón:ken
• I withstand time with no foodKentakátste
• I work at the tomato farm.Ohiakhánion tsi ieienthóhtha watió'te'.
• I would like to watch it with you.Kaská:neks skátne aetiateró:roke.
• I writekhiá:tons
• I wrote somethingWa'kena'áhrho
• I'm a twin; we two are twinsteiake’ní’khen
• I'm fine.Skennenkó:wa.
• I'm left-handed; it's on my leftskenekwá:ti
• I'm paralyzedwakia’takénhiie’
• I'm right-handed; it's on my rightskeweientehtáhkwen
• I'm walking on a path and there are a lot of leaves on the roadWakathahitákhe tánon kanerahtakè:ron ne ohahà:ke
• I'm walking on a road/pathWakathahitákhe
• I've been married for six years.Ià:ia'k niiohserá:ke siwakeniá:kon.
• I, me, we, usÍ:'i
• Í:sekEat!
• IahNo, not
• Ia’tsiá:ken’Go out
• iceó:wise’
• ice (fine, thin layer on water just starting to freeze)io wi se re
• ice creamionennió:kwano
• ice creamkanennyo’kóhare
• Ice cream tastes good.Iawékon ne kanennio'kóhare.
• ice hockeyTe hon tsi kwa eks (O wi sa ke)
• ice hockeytehontsihkwá’eks owisà:ke
• ice/glassó:wise
• Ida, HarrietÁkat
• iftoka si ken
• iftóka’ shí:ken
• If you run a lot, drink a lot of water.Toká' wé:so tsi tenhsaráhtate, wé:so ki' shnekí:rane ohné:kanos.
• Im a patientKkaión:tas
• Im annihilatedWakatentón:ni
• Im doing something that guarantees me prosper, good fortuneWakaterà:shwaien
• Im flusteredWakerien'tawén:rion
• Im in despairWakhstekenhé:ion
• Im irritable, angryWaktsi'nekwaráksen
• Im worthy of compassionWakí:tent
• immediatelyah kwa ho nenk
• immediatelykwah ó:nenk
• immersion programOnkwawennáhne Onkwawenna
• Immune SystemKanonhwakténhsera Tekatáhstha
• implement with wooden handles and knob, to pound hominy or corn into flourahsísa
• in-a
• in (animate)-ià:ti
• in (liquid or abstract), be part of-o, -re
• in (liquid or abstract), be part of-re
• in (liquid or abstract), be part of-o
• in a relationship with someonea-__-terihwísa
• in Canadakoráhnenonkwa
• in my bloodakenekwenhsà:ke
• in my blood vesselktsinonhiahtà:ke
• in my headkenontsístakon
• in one hourÉnska nenkahwwistà:'eke'
• in the creekKahiónhakon
• in the daytimeentiehké:ne
• in the distanceÍ:non nonkwá:ti
• in the ditchesohronwakónhson
• in the fallkanenna'ké:ne
• in the hillsonontá:ke
• In the hills and along the riversOnontohará:ke tánon kaniatarákta
• in the houseKanónhskon
• in the morningohronké:ne
• in the morning; when daylight breaks; after morning comes; early in the morningIo hon kes tsi
• in the mudonawa'tstá:ke
• in the skyKaronhià:ke
• in the springkakwité:ne
• in the summerakennhá:ke
• in the sunorahkohtserá:ke
• in the United Stateswastoronónkenonkwa
• in the waterawén:ke
• in the water; in the riverawén:ke
• in the woodsKahrhá:kon
• in the woodskarhá:kon
• in the yardAten'èn:rakon
• in townKaná:takon
• in winterakohserá:ke
• in/to townkaná:takon
• inchtsioweiónhkara’
• InchwormTiotshahktà:ne
• Indianonkwehón:we
• Indian agentraie:nas
• Indian cornonenste’ón:we
• Indian languageO kon hon we ne ha
• Indian languagekowenhnéha
• Indian language or waysonkwehonwehnéha’
• Indian reservetsikanonstá:ton
• Indian river, NYOtsihkwà:ke
• Indian tobaccooien’kwa’ón:we
• Indiansonkwehhón:we
• injured-karewáhton
• Injured, I’mWakatkarewáhton
• inkiehiatónhkwa ohné:ka
• insect, bugotsi'nón:wa'
• insert, wedge into-ò:roks
• inserted, wedged inte-__-hsiharáhtha
• InsideKanónhsakon
• inside of mouthiehshà:kon
• inside of the bodyieià:takon
• inside the earth; under the groundonhwéntsakon
• inside the earth; under the groundohwéntsakon
• inside the fenceaten’èn:rakon
• insteadkhé:ken
• insult someone (command)shéhshenht
• insult, ankahsenhtáhtsheron
• Integumentary System (skin)Óhna
• intelligent-ttókha
• IntersectionTsi teiohahà:seren
• intestinesO ka ros sta
• intestinesokahróhsta’
• IntestinesOkahrósta
• InuitOthore'kehró:non
• Inuit (literally: People who reside of the North)Othore'kehró:non
• IoharennáhtsrehPurplish
• IohéhsareBrownish
• Iohón:tareGreenish
• Iohsenratè:tsherarehPinkish
• Ionekwénhtare onén:iaCopper
• Ioron:iaréhBluish
• Iotiarèn:tarehOrangy
• IowaIehonwe'á:ka
• IrisOnennohron'kó:wa
• IrishIrishá:ka
• Irish (Mohawkized version of Irish)Irishá:ka
• ironkaríhstatsi
• IronKarístatsi
• ironieristahrhóhstha
• iron (command)serihstáhrho
• iron workerrarihsta’kehró:non’
• Iron WorkerRarihsta'kehro:non
• iron; metalkarístatsi
• Irondequoit, NYKaniatarontákwen
• ironwood ostrya (virginiana)Tsyoráhsa
• ironworker; he's an ironworkerraristakehro:nen
• Iroquois (Ierokwa) peopleIerokwa
• Iroquois people (literally: People of the longhouse)Kanonhseshró:non
• Iroquois people (literally: People of the longhouse)Kanonhseshá:ka
• Iroquois people (literally: The original/real extended house)Kanonhsionni'ón:we
• Iroquois people (literally: They're house is extended)Rotinonhsión:ni
• Irving, NYTkahón:tare
• Is it a big knife?Wa'sharowá:nen ken?
• Is it a fish?Kéntson ken?
• Is it a flower?Otsítsa' ken?
• Is it a girl?Yeksá:’a ken?
• Is it cold outside?Iothó:re' ken nátste?
• Is it good?Iawekon ken?
• Is it hard to play?Wentó:re kenh ne aióntswa'te?
• Is it snowing?Io'kerén'en ken?
• is my age_ __ _ na’tewakohseriyá:konh _ ___
• is my last name_ __ _ wakhsenná:sere _ __ _
• is my name_ __ _ yónkyats _ __ _
• Is that a girl?Yeksá:’a ken, ne thí:ken?
• is that where he livesehken thèn:teron
• Is the pie good?Kana'tarákon' kenh?
• Is this a girl?Yeksá:’a ken, ne kí:ken?
• Is this ring gold? Yes, it’s gold.Ohwistanó:ron' kenh kí:ken anisnónhsawi? Hén, ohwistanó:ron'.
• Is this your book? It's Frank's book.Í:sé kenh sahiatónhsera' kí:ken? Saksárie raohiatónhsera'.
• islandkawehnó:ke
• islandkawenhnó:ke
• islandkawè:note’
• islandkawehnó:ton
• islandkawé:no'
• islandskawehnó:ton
• isn't it?wáhe’
• Isn't it? I guess so!wáhhe
• Isnt it? Right?Wáhi
• Israelians (Jewish)Tsota'ehró:non
• Israelians/Jewish (?)Tsota'ehró:non
• Israelians/Jewish (?)Shita'ehró:non
• itaónha
• It falters, a thing that is unbalanced, unsteadyIohsokèn:tskon
• It feels good to put your feet on the foot stool.Ion'wé:sen tsi ionrahsi'tahráhkhwa aionrahsi'tá:ren.
• it has bad eyesightkakahráksen
• It is a big roast.Ka'wahrowá:nen ne ionte'skontáhkhwa.
• it is a new pencilkahiatonhkwasé'stsi
• it is an old curtainio'arakaión:'on
• it is an old fenceiote'enhrakaión:'on
• it is an old penciliohiatonhkwakaión:'on
• It is an old pencil, it does not write anymore.Iohiatonhkwakaión:'on, iáh teskahiá:tons.
• it is connectedtewahsón:tere’
• It is dangerous to get a sunburn in the sunIótteron aiontia'tátsha norahkotsherá:ke
• It is dangerous to get sunstrokeIótteron ne aiakorahkotsherá:ra'ne
• It is doing thisKen' niwatiéhrha
• It is fluttering, waving, shakingIowá:kon
• It is going well.Yoyanerátye.
• it is hangingiohrèn:ton
• It is here.Kèn:tho ká:yen
• It is here.Kèn:tho ká:yen.
• it is mildiawentaná:wen
• It is mild today.Iawentaná:wen ki wenhniserá:te.
• It is my heart, I like itAkwé:ri
• It is nice, pleasant (emphasizing)Kwah ion'wé:sen
• it is oldiokaión:'on
• It is six-thirty/seven am.Ó:nen iá:ia'k sha'tsewahsén:non / tsá:ta niiohwistá:'e.
• It is taking off many leavesÉ:so kanerahtontákwas
• It is the girl, is it not?Ne yeksá:’a wáhi?
• It is there.E’tho ká:yen.
• It is very windy.Kwah í:ken tsi iaó:te.
• it is windyyaó:te
• it meanskén:ton
• It seems likeKwah á:ienhre
• It takes leaves off (trees, plants)Kanerahtontákwas
• it went right for my lipsWa'tewaktsi'tsóia'ke
• it works/she is workingioió'te
• It's a big tree.Karontowá:nen wáhi?
• it's a handsome house, nice to look atio non sa ra set
• it's a new housekanonhsaséhtsi
• it's a new housekanonhsaséstsi
• it's a nice daywenhnesirí:io
• It's a nice day, isn't it?Wenhniserí:io wáhi'
• It's a nice sunny day.Ioráhkote wenhniserí:io.
• it's a steep hillionón:tes ionontáhere’
• it's almost timeó:nen thó:ha
• It's an old curtain, it looks like a hanging rag.Io'arakaión:'on, kwah ne ne iotkarohkwèn:ton.
• It's an old fence, I have to build another one.Iote'enhrakaión:'on, ó:nenk tsi ó:ia enskate'enhrón:ni.
• It's barely livingIaonhnhè:'a
• It's chillyIowísto
• It's cloudy today.Ioronhió:ron nón:wa wenhniserá:te.
• It's cold outside, wear long underwear.'"Í:ion nà:kon tié:iens í:satst, iowísto nátste'."
• It's cool make a fire.Iowísto, saté:ka't.
• it's dawningó:nen wén:te’
• It's drifting snow along the shore.Ionien'kwí:seron atsaktóntie.
• it's foggyteiotshá:taien
• It's fun to color in a coloring book.Ion'wé:sen aiónhsohwe ne ionhsohkwahrhóhstha kahiatónhsera.
• It's fun to slide on crusty snow.Ion'wé:sen tsi ionensáhere taionthón:wenhte'.
• It's going wellIanerátie'
• It's going well.Ianerátie'
• It's hailing big frozen frozen lumps.Kenh nikanennió:kwa's ionen'óntion.
• It's hot in the house, put the air condtioner on.Io'taríhen kanónhskon, kaweranóhstha sahténtia't.
• it's lightningtewanine'karawánions
• it's on the leftskanekwá:ti nekwá
• It's perfectKwah néstsi
• It's raining in Montreal.Iokennó:ron ne Tiohtià:ke nonkwá:ti.
• It's sleeting big pieces of sleet.Kenh nikawi:sa's iowisóntion.
• it's snowingio'kerén:'en
• It's snowing big flakes.Kenh niwá:kera's io'kerén:'en.
• It's so pretty with the lights on.Tsi niioiánere tsi kahahseró:ton.
• it's stormy (snowstorm)teionion'kwatá:se
• It's thundering and lightning.Iowé:ren tánon tewanine'kara'wánions.
• It's very cold, wear your winter coat.'"Iothó:re, akohsera'kéhkha satià:tawi't."
• it's windyiaó:te'
• It, he likesRa nòn:we's
• It, I likeKe nòn:we's
• It, it likesKa nòn:we's
• It, it likesIo nòn:we's
• It, she likesIe nòn:we's
• It, she, her (neuter, animal, thing)Aónha
• It, someone & I likeIakeni nòn:we's
• It, they & I likeIakwa nòn:we's
• It, they Females likesKonti nòn:we's
• It, they Males likeRati nòn:we's
• It, two Females likeKeni nòn:we's
• It, two Males likeNi nòn:we's
• It, you & I likeTeni nòn:we's
• It, you all & I likeTewa nòn:we's
• It, you all likeSewa nòn:we's
• It, you likeSe nòn:we's
• It, you two likeSeni nòn:we's
• ItalianTariién
• ItaliansTarienhá:ka
• Italians (Mohawkized version of Italian)Tariienhá:ka
• Italians (Mohawkized version of Italian)Tariièn
• ItalyTariiénhne
• itchy-rónhkwani
• Itchy, itsIorónhkwani
• It’s a bad dayWenhniseráksen
• It’s a happy thingIotshennónnia't
• It’s a misty rain, use an umbrella.Iaonhawí:non, iontenonhsotáhkhwa í:satst.
• It’s a nice day todayWenhniserí:io nón:wa'
• It’s always nice to see each otherKiótkon ion'wé:sen tontsikiatátken
• It’s cloudyioronió:ron
• It’s coldiothó:re'
• It’s dangerousIóthteron
• It’s funnyIohsté:rihst
• It’s hailingiowisóntion
• It’s humidTeio'tónhkwara's
• It’s maddeningIonà:kwat
• It’s niceIoiánere'
• It’s partially cloudyIotshataronniónties
• It’s rainingiokennó:ron
• It’s saddeningIo’nikonhráksa’t
• It’s snowingO'kerén:'en
• It’s snowing, come and see.Kats tasatken'sé:ra, io'kerén:'en.
• It’s sunnyioráhkote
• It’s supper time now/it’s time to eatÓ:nen ki' tentewatská:hon
• It’s supper time now/it’s time to eat.Ó:nen ki' tentewatská:hon.
• It’s surprisingIonehrákwat
• It’s surprisingIo'nikonhrória't
• It’s thunderingiowehrenháties
• It’s time to do your homework.Ó:nen ki' saió'ten ne saio'ténhsera.
• It’s time to take a bath/shower.Hánio ki' ó:nen satá:wen.
• It’s time to wait for the bus.Ieióhe tahsanén:raien iakoia'takarénie's.
• It’s time to wash dishes.Ó:nen ki' saseksóhare.
• It’s tiringTeiohwihshenhé:iat
• It’s too loud.Só:tsi iorakaré:ni.
• It’s warm/hotIo'taríhen
• It’s worrisomeTeio'nikonhrhá:rat
• ivyKon te nen ha ra ta ses
• I’m fine. And you?Skennenkó:wa. Ok ní:se'
• I’m from AkwesasneAkwesasne nitewakie:non
• I’m hungry, tooI: ó:ni katonkária'ks
• I’m lonesomeKentón:nis
• I’m not okay.Iáh teioiánere.
• I’m okay.Enkakwé:ni.
• ……… Is where I go to school____ iekateweiénsta