Micyóoxoy, listen! That is one of the words, Micyóoxoy. Quit, weecu. Right now they mean it, when you say it strong, weecu, they mean it; so you have to pull your hands back from whatever you are doing. You quit right there.

If you are talking one on one, micíi’, you listen. Wáaqo, now I am going to talk to you.

But that way a long time ago if your parents thought you was getting out of hand, they’d call someone to come and talk to you. They would sit you there and this man would talk to you and tell you, “listen to what your parents say because they are not telling you this to get mad at you. They love you for who you are and they don’t want to grow up being bad.”

Anytime you was being disciplined for anything, weet’u ‘ee, don’t answer back. ‘Iméewyecoyetkalayko, that is a big word, it is an old word. I think the word for that in English was don’t sass back.

Sik’em qíicxte, go take care of your horse. You are neglecting your duty with your horse.