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endaso-giizhik adv tmp gj
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every day



endaso-giizhik ;

endaso-giizhik gj
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rg
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nj
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Giizis endaso-giizhik biidaasige.

Every day the rays of the sun come.
 gj
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Endaso-giizhik iko nimamoonan nimashkikiinsiman.

Every day I take my medicine (pills).
 rg
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Eshkam igo endaso-giizhik ani-mino-ayaa.

She's getting better and better every day.
 nj
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Waabanong bi-onji-mooka'an endaso-giizhik.

The sun comes up from the east every day.
 nj
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endaso-giizhik endaso- pv rel ; /giizhik-/ stem of giizhik adv num ;

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