Howay [Haswell, Boit, Hoskins] “Voyages of the Columbia” (Part 4 of 5)
I’m still asking, can you find evidence of Chinook Jargon in our tally of the described communications in these old journals?
I’m still asking, can you find evidence of Chinook Jargon in our tally of the described communications in these old journals?
I include a clipping of the entire article in case you want to read it…
nayka wáwa drét háyú mási kʰapa David Gene Lewis, PhD.
I was looking at clams and such…
From Coldwater, BC, the village where Chinuk pipa literacy first got popular among Native people…
Something you often used to see in Washington state newspapers was reportage about “Chinook dances” .
Today’s word from Franz Boas’s 1892 article “The Chinook Jargon” isn’t some then-new Lower Chehalis Salish-sourced discovery.
In my 2012 dissertation, I took note of a pronunciation peculiarity of Kamloops-area Chinuk Wawa…
Discoveries! I love it when we find “new” words in Chinuk Wawa.
A Native author and activist had her own views about educating kids in Chinuk Wawa that might surprise you…