To be awake is: ch'éénísdzid
or "not sleep": doo ashhosh da
still is: t'ah or t'adii
why is ( for what reason): ha'át'áosh or ha'át'íísh biniinaa
for what purpose: ha'át'íísh biniiyé
The verb goes at the end, but one would need to know more about what you want to say to conjugate the verb.
For example is the "you" one, two or more people? It becomes part of the verb not a separate word. Also, there are modes and aspects so, is this something that person does over and over, just this time? There are many ways to say it and it changes the verb. It is hard to exactly translate a colloquial phase like this.
You might say: t'aa doo nanihéhí --meaning "stop your playing"
or : t'áadoo nanitazí -- "stop squirming around"
or: Doo dieghání góó oołkił ńteeh -- "It's late, go sleep!"
or: t'áadoo hadahwíínół'áhí --"quit making a racket (you -3 or more)"
Que faites-vous encore debout
stiamo pranzando ancora!
[Yahk-say-mash] That's the phonetic way to say "How are you?" "what's up?"
When People Say "wat's up." It Is A Slang Term For What Are You Doing.
no im doing my tarea
It means that the reason that broke you up is still there. You or she are still doing the same behaviors.
well say if its a family member or husband or boyfriend then you have to ask yourself what your still doing with them
The ceiling, the clouds, the sky or what your doing. :)
There really isn't a direct translation for this, but you can say something like: "Qué haces despierto (or despierta) a este hora?" (Why are still up at this hour?) or "Porqué no te has dormido todavía?" (Why haven't you gone to sleep yet?)
it doesn't really mean "what's up" people use it to say what are you doing or how have you been but mostly what are you doing
Well if your doing it from your point of view you would say I or me but if your doing it from say you make up a story you would say the name Ashley Jess Justin Lee.
It means doing something stupid but still taking the risk of doing it then you would say yolo. For example I am on a building jumping I might say yolo before i jump.