James A. Teit writing in Chinook Jargon
Thanks to Dr. Wendy Wickwire…
Thanks to Dr. Wendy Wickwire…
At this point, can we find any Commanders-in-Chief who haven’t been spoken to in Chinuk Wawa?!
Thanks to the great advocate of southwest Oregon languages, Patricia Whereat Phillips, for mentioning this new resource on her Facebook feed.
“Ferber’s works often concerned small subsets of American culture, and sometimes took place in exotic locations she had visited but was not intimately familiar with, like Texas or Alaska. She thus helped to… Continue reading
Certain words are extremely important in M.A.R. Barker’s 1963 Klamath Dictionary.
Laura Belle Downey-Bartlett was a pioneer girl on Puget Sound who went on to create a major portion of the known artistic material in Chinook Jargon.
Just post-frontier, an interesting initiative to translate the names of popular Settler dances…
Another “crowdsourcing challenge” for you folks who read this site…
Are you as fascinated as I am that Christian hymns are the key to understanding a Quinault Salish word?
I found this item online in 2005 at a link that no longer exists…