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Lesson 19
An introductory lesson on "Tomorrow" or "Uvlaaku".

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Words

Iñupiaq Word English Word
anaqapak      this evening
uvlaaku      tomorrow
uvlaakutqigu      day after tomorrow
ikpaksraaġu      next few days or so
ukiuġu       next winter
upinġaksraġu       next spring
upinġaaġu      next summer
ukiaġu       next fall
aaqagu       after while

Words in a Sentence

Uvlaaku qaiñiaqpat?
Are they3 coming tomorrow?

        Ii, uvlaaku qaiñiaqtut.
         Yes, they3 are coming tomorrow.

Quliaqtualluatapaluktutin unnuŋman.
You sure told some good stories yesterday.

          Quliaqtualluatapaluŋniaqtutin uvlaaku.
          You will tell some really good stories tomorrow.

                    Savautiraptigiñ unnuaq.
                    We3 worked for you last night.

Savautiniaġiptigut uvlaaku.
You will work for us3 tomorrow.

          Anchorage-muŋniaqtuŋa upinġaaġu.
          I’m going to Anchorage next summer.

                    Sumuŋniaqpisik ukiaġu?
                    Where are you2 going next fall?    

Unnuŋman tammaqtaŋa qitiqłiaġutini.
Yesterday, he lost his ring.

          Paqinniaġaa uvlaaku.
          He will find it tomorrow.

                    Akku aniruaq.
                    She went out a while ago.

Aagaqu qaiñiaqtuq.
She will come after while.



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