Formal:
* Kinānimaciwin (pronounced ki-nah-ni-mah-chi-win): This is a more formal way to say "goodnight" and is often used in situations where you want to be respectful.
* Animāciwin (pronounced ah-ni-mah-chi-win): This is a similar, but slightly less formal, way to say "goodnight".
Informal:
* Nīsh (pronounced neesh): This is a more informal and common way to say "goodnight" between friends and family.
* Mīna (pronounced mee-nah): This is another informal way to say "goodnight", often used among younger people.
Other options:
* Shīna (pronounced shee-nah): This literally translates to "sleep", and can be used as a polite way to say "goodnight".
* Atikomin (pronounced ah-ti-ko-min): This literally translates to "go to sleep" and can also be used as a polite way to say "goodnight".
Remember:
* Cree has many different dialects, so the specific words and pronunciations may vary depending on the region.
* It's always best to ask a fluent speaker if you're unsure about the correct way to say something.
It's great that you're interested in learning Cree!