Te syétl’q’tes te lá:lém means ‘the house’s paint‘. Literally it means ‘the paint job of the house‘.

Te syétl’q’tes te lá:lém means ‘the house’s paint‘. Literally it means ‘the paint job of the house‘.
Syétl’q’t means ‘paint job‘. It is the nominal (noun) form of the verb yétl’q’t – to paint (it).
Yétl’q’t is the Halq’eméylem word for ‘to paint (it)‘. You can also use yétl’q’t for ‘to rub (it)‘.
Iyáqt means ‘transform (it)’ or ‘change (it)’
X̲ét’estem shxwóxwth’ tútl’o swíyeqe means ‘That man is said to be crazy’. Literally: (is) said (to be) crazy the man
X̲ét’estem shxwóxwth’ means ‘He is said to be crazy’. The words for ‘he is’ and ‘to be’ are not explicitly stated, you just understand them from context.
X̲ét’estem means ‘…is said (to be)‘.
Shxwóxwth’ is the Halq’eméylem word for ‘crazy‘.
Tem’elíle is the Halq’eméylem word for ‘May’. Literally it means ‘salmonberry time’.
Alíle (also pronounced elíle) is the Halq’eméylem word for ‘salmonberry’.
“X̲élh kw’el sqwálewel”, x̲ét’e. “Tl’o ta’ sqá:q il totí:lt!” x̲ét’e. means ‘I’m sorry, I was thinking of your brother.’
…il totí:lt is a partial sentence, meaning ‘…that I was thinking of’.
Wowistéleqmetes wiyóth means ‘He’s always jealous of him’.
Wiyóth is the Halq’eméylem word for ‘always’ or ‘forever’.
Though it’s just one word, Wowistéleqmetes. is a complete sentence. It means ‘He is jealous of him’.
Wowistéleqmet means ‘jealous OF’. You use this word when you want to talk about being jealous of a specific person. For example you could say Tsel wowistéleqmet te John – I’m jealous of John.
Wowistéleq is the Halq’eméylem word for ‘jealous’. For example you could say Tsel wowistéleq – I’m jealous.
Iti kw’es xwíléxs te John means ‘John is standing here‘. Literally it means ‘Here that stands the John‘.
Xwíléx means ‘to stand’ or ‘to stand up’. Note: there is also another word, lhx̲éylex, which also means ‘to stand’ or ‘to stand up’.
tl’o te ew sqáqs te John te swíweles means ‘that boy is John’s LITTLE BROTHER’, with emphasis on ‘little brother’.