"Glad." Refer to the link at the bottom of the blog for the correct pronunciation in S'Klallam. Please join me in welcoming this week's new hir... 
"Glad." Refer to the link at the bottom of the blog for the correct pronunciation in S'Klallam. Please join me in welcoming this week's new hir...
'How are you?' Please refer to the link at the bottom of the blog for the correct pronunciation in S'Klallam. Please join me in welcoming this ...
'My thoughts are happy,' please refer to the link at the bottom of the blog for the correct pronunciation in S'Klallam. Please join me in readi...
'ARE YOU WELL?' PLEASE REFER TO THE LINK AT THE BOTTOM OF THE BLOG FOR THE CORRECT PRONUNCIATION IN S'KLALLAM. PLEASE JOIN ME IN WELCOMING THIS...
'IT'S VERY GOOD THAT YOU'VE COME.' PLEASE REFER TO THE LINK AT THE BOTTOM OF THE BLOG FOR THE CORRECT PRONUNCIATION IN S'KLALLAM. PLEASE JOIN M...
'Come ashore!' Please refer to the link at the bottom of the blog for the correct pronunciation in S'Klallam. Please join me in reading about t...
'It's good that you're here.' Please refer to the link at the bottom of the blog for the correct pronunciation in S'Klallam. Please join me in ...
'Are you well?' Please refer to the link at the bottom of the blog for the correct pronunciation in S'Klallam. Please join me in welcoming this...
'Are you well?' Please refer to the link at the bottom of the blog for the correct pronunciation in S'Klallam. Please join me in reading about ...
'Come ashore.' Please refer to the link at the bottom of the blog for the correct pronunciation in S'Klallam. Please join me in welcoming this ...