Sahalie Club organized
How fitting that a club called < Sahalie > ‘high; elevated’ had an elaborate hierarchy — in Chinuk Wawa.
How fitting that a club called < Sahalie > ‘high; elevated’ had an elaborate hierarchy — in Chinuk Wawa.
Can my readers help out?
Election meddling, to skew the minority vote turnout? Old news…
One interesting feature of this really interesting feature is the way it shows how frontier-era Chinuk Wawa speakers were highly aware of the quality of their own Jargon…
Walter Shelley “El Comancho” Phillips was quite the self-promoter…
Not a word most of us would use every day, but it reflects a certain reality…
Mifflin Wistar Gibbs (1823-1915) was a remarkable person.
The “[Denis] Kearney logic” that the writer accuses today’s Indigenous speaker of is a late-1800’s “build the wall” paranoia about China…expressed in Chinook Jargon!
Women play a key role in two episodes recounted by an overeducated post-frontier central Washington farmer, who quotes Moses-Columbia Salish people’s Chinuk Wawa words.
I meant to write this in time for Valentine’s Day, sorry, honeypot!