MyChoctawFamily.Net

The James Hudson Family Website
Here you can learn to speak basic Choctaw words and phrases by hearing them spoken by a Choctaw speaker. Just click on the wooden icon button to the left of the Choctaw word.
Halito - Hello.
Chim achukma? - Are you well?
A, chishnato - Yes, and you?
A, um achukmah akinlih - Yes, I am well too.
Achukma hoke - I am fine. (or) It is good.
Chi hohchifo nanta? - What is your name?
Sa hohchifo ut - My name is (your name).
Yakoke - Thank you.
Ant chukoa - Come in.
Minti - Come here.
Kucha - Go out.
Binili (or) Bininili - Sit down.
Hikia - Stand up.
Sa yoshoba - I am lost.
Ak Akostinincho - I do not understand.
Akostininchi li - I understand.
Salaha hosh anumpoli - Please speak slowly.
Miha moma - Please say again.
Chahta iskitini anumpuli li - I speak a little Choctaw.
Chahta imanumpa ish anumpola hinla ho? - Do you speak Choctaw?
For further study, please visit this link.
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- Home
- Picture Gallery
- Blog
- Event Calendar
- Captain Miashambi
- Mr. Hudson
- Chief George Hudson
- Judge James Hudson
- Peter James Hudson
- Harriet Hudson
- Daniel Hudson
- Washington Hudson
- Peter W. Hudson
- George Hudson
- Choctaw Chiefs
- Cyrus Byington
- The Choctaw Missions
- Choctaw Treaties
- The Trail of Tears
- Choctaw Language
- Choctaw Books
- Choctaw Stories
- Choctaw Poems
- Choctaw Houses
- Choctaw Dishes
- Choctaw Calendar
- Special Thanks
- Website Links
- Contact