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Chinook Jargon as a Literary Language
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  1. Wake mamook mamaloose klaxta.
    Thou shalt not kill.
  2. Wake mamook ikta shem kopa mika itlwllie, pee kopa klaxta.
    Thou shalt not commit adultery.
  3. Wake kapswalla.
    Thou shalt not steal.
  4. Wake Kleminawhit.
    Thou shalt not lie.
  5. Wake kumtux, pee wake tikegh ict shem kopa holoima klootchman.
    Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's house, his wife or servants.
  6. Wake tikegh klaxta mika tikegh ikta.
    Thou shalt not covet that which is not thine.

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Hymn

By Lee and Frost

Ak-ah eg-lah-lam en-si-kah1.
Mi-kah Ish-tam-ah em-e-hol-ew
Kup-et mi-kam toke-ta mi-mah
Mi-kah ek-ah-tlah gum-ohah
Mi-kah dow-ah gum-e oh
Kom-a-wa e-toke-ta ten-mah
Mi-kah an-kut-e gum-toh.


Here we now unite in singing
Glory, Lord, unto thy name,
Only good and worthy praising,
Thou art always, Lord, the same.
Of the sun thou art Creator,
And the light was made by thee,
All things good, yea, every creature,
At the first thou madest to be.