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Hello. – Shé:kon.
Come in. – Tasatáweya't.
Please sit down. – Ahsátyen.
How are you? – Skennenkó:wa ken?
I'm fine, how are you? – Henh, skennenkó:wa, nok ní:se.
How are things going? – Oh niyohtonhátye?
It's going well. – Yoyanerátye.
No thanks. – Yah nyá:wen.
Thank you. – Nyá:wen.
Please pay attention (all of you). – Aesewatahonhsí:yohste.
Greetings! (to a crowd) – Wa'tkwanonhwerá:ton.
My name is (John Smith). -- (John Smith) ni yónkyats.
I've come from (Ohsweken). – (Ohswken) nitewaké:non.
I'm pleased to meet you. – Wakatshenón:ni tsi wa'konyentérha'ne.
It's a nice day, isn't it? – Wenhniserí:yo, wáhi.
It's hot. – Yo'taríhen.
It's cold (weather). – Yothó:re.
It's delicious. – Yawékon.
It's good. – Yoyánere.
It's not good. – Yah teyoyánere.
It'll do. / It's good enough. / It's enough. – Enkakwé:ni.
I'm going home now. – Enhskahtén:ti nón:wa.
Good Bye. – Ó:nen ki' wáhi.
Our Language Group – Onkwawén:na Kentyóhkwa
native, Indian, aboriginal, First Nation – onkwehón:we
"Mohawk" – Kanyen'kehá:ka
Iroquois – Rotinonhsyón:ni
Thanksgiving Address -- Ohén:ton Karihwatéhkwen
The Creator -- Shonkwaya'tíson
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