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At the door

Shkwaandeming

By the window

Waasechiganing

At the mirror

Waabimowining

On the paper

Maziniganing

In the cupboard

Taasowining

At the table

Doopawining

By the chair

Pabiwining

In the house

Wiigwaaming

At town

Oodenaang

In the car

Daabaaning

At the island

Minising

By the river

Ziibiing

On the roof

Pakwaaning

At the store

Adaawegamigoong

At the school

Kinoomaagegamigoong

At the hotel; motel

Gibeshiigamigoong

At the bank

Zhooniyaagamigoong

At the factory; workplace

Nakiigamigoong

At the arena

Zhooshkwaadegamigoong

At the apple orchard

Mshiiminikaaning

By the dam

Gibaakoganing