In episode 94 of Rosetta Stone Chickasaw, Taloowa' and Bradley chop and clean wild onions for dinner.

chokwaa — to enter, come in • inchampoli — to like the taste of, love (a food) • aalhponi'— kitchen • bínni'li — to sit, be sitting (singular) • akankoshi' — egg • haatookya — whatever • biniili — to sit down (singular) • himmako'no — but right now • Hattak api'ma' — Indian; Native American • paska awaalhaali' — frybread • hishi' — feather; fur; leaf • table — to cut off (singular object) • bashtabli — to cut with a knife • bashli — to cut, chop • hakshish — root • hakshop — hide; skin; shell • aaishi — to take away, off, from; to subtract • chofata — (to be) clean

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