Ikta Dale McCreery yaka t’ɬap (Part 14: a pattern)
Here’s another contribution from our friend, the linguist Dr. Dale McCreery.
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Grâce à toi, Duployé…!
Reflecting the thinking of those who promoted French-based shorthand writing, including the Chinuk Pipa, back in the day…
Previously uncredited / unknown Chinook writings by LN St Onge (and others)
Here’s another subject that a motivated student / grad student / scholar can turn into an excellent little research project and/or publication…
AF Chamberlain’s field notes of Chinuk Wawa from SE British Columbia (Part 13: “cholo” and “little little”)
And still more new discoveries!
Getting the etymology of “kʰánumákwst” together
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“Memories of White Salmon and Its Pioneers”
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Chinook Jargon at the movies, Part 1: “Shadow of the Rougarou”
Happy Halloween! What better time to start our newest mini-series…with a werewolf story!
Back-translation challenge: “The Coming of the Horse” by HM Painter
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Minto, “Rhymes of Early Life in Oregon, and…”
No, thankfully, this is not all doggerel…
More humor in Chinuk Wawa: 1859, northern California — Conversion of an Oregonian damsel
A variation on some of the oldest PNW folkloric jokes —