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Unit 54: Horses Are Four-Legged Animals
Unit 55: A Black Hat (Stative Verbs as Modifiers)
Unit 56: Stative Verbs as Attributes in Sentences
Unit 57: I Want the Black One (Stative Verbs as Topics)
Unit 58: Eagle Feather (Nouns as Modifiers) [Live]
Unit 59: Nouns as Stative Verbs
Unit 60: Everyday Problems
Unit 61: Some Emotions and Feelings
Unit 62: Kinship VI: Terms for Uncle, Aunt, Nephew and Niece
Unit 63: Review and Summary of Time Clauses I
Unit 64: Review and Summary of Time Clauses II
Unit 65: Review and Summary of Time Clauses III
Unit 66: Introducing the Word Háŋl
Unit 67: Introducing the Word Yuŋkȟáŋ
Unit 68: Review of Yuŋkȟáŋ
Unit 70: More Uses of Takúŋl
Unit 71: Táku Waŋží (Something “hypothetical”)
Unit 72: Táku Waŋží (Something “hypothetical”) and Táku Waŋ
Unit 73: Takúŋl Ȟčiŋ and Tákuni
Unit 74: Táku (Summary and Review)
Unit 75: More on the Verb É
Unit 76: The Verb É with Specific Things
Unit 77: Who Is This? (Tuwé Answered with the Verb É)
Unit 78: More Complex Sentences with Tuwé and É
Unit 79: Tuwé with Héči and Kiŋ
Unit 80: Tuwá “someone” as a Subject
Unit 81: Tuwá “someone” as Object
Unit 82: Tuwá in Questions
Unit 83: Tuwá “someone” or “who”
Unit 84: Someone: Tuwé or Tuwá
Unit 85: Did Someone Come? (Tuwé Waŋží and Tuwé Ȟčiŋ)
Unit 86: Tuwé Waŋží and Tuwé Waŋ
Unit 89: Already and Not Yet
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