Can we go ice fishing?: Gisi najiwsg’ti’tesnu ‘mgumigtug? The ice may or may not be safe enough to walk on for fishing. Ask someone you...

Can you make a fire?: Pugtew gisites? Spend an afternoon up the woods cozied up by a fire with your family. Use this lesson to ask...

Help me shovel: Apoqonmui qalipi Help me shovel. As we get more and more snow, this is a useful Mi’gmaw phrase to know.

Let’s go ice skating: Naji-alipqamultinej. Check to see if the community rink is open. Let’s go ice skating!

Dress warm (command to one): Gisu’pisasi Remind your loved one to dress for the cold weather by telling them: “Gisu'pisa'si”.

Pusu’ Puna’ne! I wish you (singular) a Happy New Year! Pusu’leg Puna’ne! We (plural) wish you a Happy New Year! Pusu’loq Puna’ne! I wish...

Let’s go snowshoeing: Naji-alaqamultinej It’s a great day for a bit of exercise. Round up the family to go snowshoeing today!

Let’s play outside: Milita’nej gujmug Grab a friend and head outside. Make sure to dress warmly.

Can my friend sleepover? Nitap gisigtugunitew? Learn this phrase to ask your parents if your friend can sleep over.

Let’s bake cookies! Eloqsmugl galgunewe’l! Get the family all together and bake some cookies. Maybe bake a few extra for your friends and...

Pewatmn ta's'g p'tewei? Do you want some tea? It’s time to get cozy with a cup of tea. Offer your parents, partner, or guests some as well.

Weljema’q: That smells good The holiday season is a time for gathering, cooking, and baking. Compliment the host on how good everything...

Ulnuelewi! Merry Christmas to you (one person)! Ulnuelewigw! Merry Christmas to you (two people)! Ulnuelewultigw! Merry Christmas to you...

Santa Claus is coming: Santi Gla’s wejgu’et Go to sleep early tonight. Santa Claus is coming!