Sutdu shnugheł qeynuqelnek.
	They would tell stories in my presence.

	Htsast'a kił ghu qełah ch'q'u qevuzha'ina q'u hqełdih.
	Long ago, as the boys were growing up, they would train their nephews.

	Tik'teh veł nuqudeł qevuzha'ina q'u hqełdih,
	They would go out in the woods with him that they would train him,

	t'anch'q'u shtunqedał niqeła. Iy sutdu'a shi. Qeyghu shnuqulnegi. Iy shi gu vek'eyeshchexi.
	everything concerning hunting. This is such a story. They told me about this. This is what I wrote about it.

	Veł qitghelnex.
	I will read it.

	Kił Ch'qinaghiłnik'en Sutdu'a
	The Story of the Stupid Boy

	Ts'iłt'an qut'ana ts'iłt'an qut'an tutazyu.
	One man, one man went out (in the woods).

	Ve'u eła vuzha ku'u qilan.
	He had with him his wife and his nephew too.

	Yen kił gunenhdi ch'qinaghiłnik'.
	That boy was inept.

	Vez'a gun yeqech' yeqełdih hq'u nch'u qeldik. Nch'u qeldik.
	His uncle would teach him but he would not learn. He could not learn.

	[Vez'a gun] ał nini'un.
	[His uncle] he set a deadfall trap.

	Nuytelquxch'q'u nuqeynil'ix hq'u nch'u chik'hdełnil.
	Every day they would check it, but they did not kill anything.

	Kiq'u q'ut'un kił gun, "Zhala, ał ghini nunghel'an ni."
	Another morning, that young boy says, "Uncle, let me check that trap."

	"Aa'," yełni.
	"Yes," he says to him.

	"Nch'u va k'iłkeł da nda'ich'q'u tgheshlił?"
	"If nothing is trapped in it, what should I do?"

	Vez'a gun, "Nt'i ał chen ghini va tghicheł," yełni.
	His uncle says to him, "Well, you grab that trap bait."

	Kił gun yeh tazyu ch'u ał ghini yegh nu'idyu.
	The boy went there and he went back by that deadfall trap.

	Ał chen ghini yighetneq ch'u yanichet.
	He grabbed that trap bait and he pulled it.

	Udiq'u chiqudalyuq.
	He killed himself.

	Nughiłghatl'i eła
	It got dark and

	nch'u nu'idyul.
	he had not returned.

	Nch'u nu'idyul. Vach'ala gunen, "Nda eł dinin din?"
	He had not returned. His auntie [said], "What has happened to him?"

	Tałqun idi'eła yeh nutasdyu.
	The next day he went back there.

	Ał ghini yegh nu'idyu eła yet'e ch'andal'ats.
	He went back by that trap and some legs were sticking out from under it.

	Ał ghini yegh degheydghilu ha kił kił yighetneq ch'u chench’ yeh ch'eyiłt'eq'.
	He took apart the deadfall trap and the boy, he grabbed the boy and tossed him down toward the stream.

	"Nch'qinaghiłnik'a shughu chindałyuggi," yełni.
	"Your stupidity is what has killed you," he said to him.