In episode 108 of Rosetta Stone Chickasaw, Charlie narrates the traditional Chickasaw story, "Long Ago Duck Sang to the Coyote Cubs."

fochosh — duck • fochosh-oshi' — duckling • abookoshi — river; creek • ibaa-áyya'sha — to live with • apootaka' — the side of an object, next to • intaloowa — to sing to or for (someone) • okaamalli — to jump into (something) • pakna' — the top of something, on top of • okaayá̲a — to walk or move in (something) (singular subject) • nashoba homma' — coyote • inchipota — child, children; kid(s) • ishtona — to bring or take (over there) • nashob-oshi' — coyote pups • tilhaa — to run (plural)

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