‘Pioneers’ humor: Upper Chehalis Salish and English puns on CW ‘cultus Boston’
Touchingly, the Upper Chehalis Salish people have a word for the ‘pioneers’, the early non-Native Settlers:
Touchingly, the Upper Chehalis Salish people have a word for the ‘pioneers’, the early non-Native Settlers:
#4 in our mini-series on paid Chinook Jargon expert George Gibbs’s illustrations of how to talk this language:
Mystifying to find Chinuk Wawa in a Los Angeles newspaper!
The 5th pair of pages in this overlooked gem!
Here’s a cool set of related words in SW Washington (“Tsamosan”) Salish:
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…