And that means the Quileute's traditions will continue for generations to come.

这意味着奎鲁特人的传统将代代相传。

La Push Beach down at the Quileute Rez. We're all going tomorrow.

奎鲁特保留区的拉普什海滩 我们打算明天去。

But the Quileute are survivors and they are preparing. An important part of that survival is more land.

但奎鲁特人是幸存者，他们正在做准备。生存的一个重要部分是更多的土地。

She tells stories and sings songs in the ancient Quileute language of a tribe that has relied on these waters for centuries.

她用几个世纪以来一直依赖这些水域的部落的古老奎鲁特语讲故事和唱歌。

The Quileute have been fighting for more than 50 years to get back part of the land that they ceded, most of it on high ground that could keep them safe.

50 多年来，奎鲁特人一直在为夺回他们割让的部分土地而奋斗，其中大部分位于可以保护他们安全的高地上。

The Quileute Tribe in Washington State, whose reservation was down to its last square mile, until they recently won rights to move to higher ground in the nearby national park.

华盛顿州的奎鲁特部落 (Quileute Tribe) 的保留地已缩小到最后一平方英里，直到他们最近赢得了搬到附近国家公园地势较高的地方的权利。

It's brought us a lot of national attention. And, you know, there's still people that are just so amazed when they come out here to visit us. Whoa, they're really here, you know, there are really Quileute people.

它给我们带来了很多国家的关注。而且，你知道，仍然有人来这里拜访我们时感到非常惊讶。哇，他们真的在这里，你知道的，真的有奎鲁特人。