Learn Conversational Ojibway and Cree
WHEAT Institute | February 3, 2018
* This post was originally published March 15, 2017 for the IEATA – Indigenous Roots of Expressive Arts Therapy conference in Winnipeg October 4-8, 2017
Bozhoo! Tanisi! We are thrilled to welcome Aandeg Muldrew as our Indigenous language teacher.
Join us in Call to Action #14 which acknowledges “Aboriginal languages are fundamental and a valued element of Canadian culture and society, and there is an urgency to preserve them.”
We invite you to learn basic conversational Anishnaabemowin (Ojibway) and Nehiyawewin (Cree – in this case Swampy Cree). Listen, practice, like and share! Miigwetch! Kinanaskomitin!
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Are you ready for more? Check out the complete series on YouTube:
Ojibwe and Cree 2: What’s your name, my name is…
Ojibwe and Cree 3: Where are you from, I’m from…
Ojibwe and Cree 5: spirit name
Ojibwe and Cree 6: how are you/feeling?
Ojibwe and Cree 8 I’m well part 2
Ojibwe and Cree 10 I’m sick p2
Ojibwe and Cree 12: I’m cold in Cree
Ojibwe and Cree 14: Thank you in Cree
Ojibwe and Cree 15: Thank you in Cree pt 2
Ojibwe and Cree: 16 I’m hot in Ojibwe
Ojibwe and Cree 17: Are you hot in Ojibwe
Ojibwe and Cree 18: a little, in Ojibwe
Ojibwe and Cree 19: I’m hot in Cree
Ojibwe and Cree 20: a little in Cree
Ojibwe and Cree 21: I thank you in Ojibwe
Ojibwe and Cree 22: I am thankful for it
Ojibwe and Cree 24: I arrived yesterday
Ojibwe and Cree 25: When are/did you arrive?
Ojibwe and Cree 26: I will arrive tomorrow
Ojibwe and Cree 27: I’m from __
Ojibwe and Cree 28: Where are you from
Ojibwe and Cree 29: Where are you going
Ojibwe and Cree 30: Do you see him/her
Ojibwe and Cree 31: Do you like it?
Ojibwe and Cree 32: It’s nice to see you
Ojibwe and Cree 33: I’ll see you again
Ojibwe and Cree 35: at a later time
Ojibwe and Cree 37: conference
Ojibwe and Cree 38: do you know him/her?
Ojibwe and Cree 39: I know him/her or I don’t know him/her
Ojibwe and Cree 40: I know who you’re talking about
Ojibwe and Cree 41: What are you doing?
Ojibwe and Cree 42: What is s/he doing?
Ojibwe and Cree 43: I’m singing
Ojibwe and Cree 44: I’m dancing
Ojibwe and Cree 45: I’m drumming
Ojibwe and Cree 46: I’m eating
Ojibwe and Cree 48: I say. I said
Ojibwe and Cree 49: What is s/he saying?