Learning from the Lane learners (Part 1)
I want to show appreciation to the great people of Lane Community College in Oregon, who have created a magazine in, and titled, chinuk-wawa.
I want to show appreciation to the great people of Lane Community College in Oregon, who have created a magazine in, and titled, chinuk-wawa.
Our latest installment of an occasional feature here on ChinookJargon.com…
The lighthearted newspaper of a US Army post in southeast Alaska provides us with some doggerel poetic entertainment.
I’ve mentioned, over the years, many things you just won’t be able to do when talking Chinook Jargon. I think these are valuable little lessons in how to talk this language right…
In our previous installment, we discovered 2 entire pages that hadn’t been known to Chinuk Wawa scholars. Let’s see what turns up this time around!
At the link below, go read the full story of massive Settler meddling with the Native vote at the Makah Indian Reservation.
A word that I guess only one Chinuk Wawa dictionary reports to us is “sopenaի“…
This time: memories of Pacific Islanders, Métis, Native people, and a tense conversation…
Wawa dret!
“THE INDIANS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA” …is the page header.