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giinitamawaa pron per nj
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your turn, you next [plural]

Note:
giinitamawaa your turn, you next is a second person plural pronoun contrasting with two others: the main one giinawaa you (plural) and giinetawaa only you, just you.



giinitamawaa ;

giinitamawaa es
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nj
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Giinitamawaa ina giga-wiidookaazom ji-manashkosiweng.

Is it your turn to go help with the haying?
 es
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Giinitamawaa awi-maniseg.

It's your turn to go cut wood.
 es
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Giinitamawaa bakwezhiganikeyok.

It's you guys' turn to make bannock.
 nj
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John D. Nichols, Founder and Linguistic Editor

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Word Family

giinawaa pron per you [plural]
giinetawaa pron per only you, just you [plural] giinitamawaa pron per your turn, you next [plural]

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