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I like your videos but we could use more native teachers at the high school back home. You know the real difficult thing to do. Being a native living in our old days is hard to do in these modern times. Like who still gets up with the prayer and ceremony with the sun

Cool vid ( I hope Ali sees this).

Awesome video!

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I never worked with this teacher given the look that the bully student gave me tonight.

Sorry, I doubt this is the way Waubojeeg recited this or meant for this to be sung. It's not a sea shanty.

This video is up five years and this is the first comment , it takes 3000 hours for an English speaker to learn spanish and 6000 hours of contact to learn russian, so I would think her answer should have been 6000 hours

This is a struggle to listen to. Not that the creation story is bad, the story of The Great Mother (sometimes Father) is a beautiful one that’s incredibly important to hear, know and understand. It’s just the way it’s being taught and told here isn’t very good. Clearly visible that zero preparation was done for this presentation.

Watched this a few times. Learn something new every time. Always feel this right in the belly button.

Beautiful story❤ I love the idea of the Creator being a woman. ❤️

Get along ...and work together...healing foodstuffs..animals ..learn from them ...what they eat and food for us..spirit is in everything

A great man you once were and will forever be R.I.P

The treaties should have been written in our language, for our specific understanding, not their interpretation of what anishnawbes said

Thanks! Chi-Miigwetch! Please create more content. Noooooice!

Kurapika from Hunter Hunter is probably a Metis reference. Meta seems to be trying to hijack the symbol..

This is a beautiful story. Thank you for sharing 🌱🫶🏼

Yes the greatest losers would be the native Americans: the winners the greedy Americans & the beginning of their Imperial ambitions.

Loved this. Thank you so much for sharing.

Ahneen from GR. th-cam.com/video/uW16UgBzIzg/w-d-xo.html

Greetings from Garden River. Creation. th-cam.com/video/c67hB8Q8pMM/w-d-xo.html

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Thank you for sharing your grandmother's story. I only wish I had someone like you come to my school when I was a child. Keep up the great work!!

I really love this tribute to Jane Johnstone Schoolcraft. This song is going to be a perfect way to introduce college freshman to her achievement. Thank you ... whoever made it. I'd love to hear from you: mkietzma@umich.edu

Also, gichi miigwech to the youth for allowing us in your space. You all remind me of the rez kids in my home community the Fort McDowell Yavapai. They all so humble and quiet 🤣

Wow, gichi miigwech for those teachings. A great way to celebrate the winter solstice by listening to the original teachings. <3

Very interesting and informative ! thank you !

I don't think that Michif was spoken in Ontario except for a little bit in the far west. The Sault Saint Marie and Eastern Ontario Metis spoke a kind of French, didn't they?

This man is a treasure. May the creator bless him and protect him

Metis are different because they come from generations of Mixed Raced people that where half European And Half First Nation

Thank you

I really want to thank you for posting these classroom-based tobacco offerings. A lot of the other materials I have looked at as a Settler teacher have been, well, seeming like they're easy to "get wrong", if you will (universities with pages upon pages of protocol. for example). I think what you have shown here really illustrates the spirit of sharing behind what I understand is the purpose of Elders and Knowledge Keepers doing what they do.

Migwetch! I cannot got out to meet the elders for teachings during the pandemic. You have given me a beautifulf way of still being able to learn but in an alternative way.

Oh what a lovely little primer on animacy, chii miigwetch!

Miigwech

to bad theese great "METIS" Communities didnt attack the "Canadiens " from the back while they killed our families as we fought and spilled blood with First Nation people on prairies ...there is a defined Metis Nation map ....maybe your somthing out there but it ain't Metis Nation....

Mr. Corbiere - this is awesome! I am mentoring a young man and want to share this video with him for us to talk over. Miigwech!

I’m Son of Jacob! My people I am here! Rejoice! Your new leader is here and what I can promise the pandemic will stop when she the land will be at her rightful husband! And the suffering will stop! Seek your creator it’s a fight you won’t have to do alone! But who will share and stand up and say! He’s here! Who would shout for joy! My people your only prolonging this! Look towards the grandfathers and grandmothers our ancestors! Have you forgotten a promised coming?

thank you

Métis is a combination of French and First Nations people how does this justify them begin called indigenous?

Darin! Really enjoyed the teaching! Thank you!

Thank you so much for sharing our beautiful language so fearlessly passionately. It is truly music to my ears.Miigwech!!!

Thank you so much for sharing our language beautifully fiercely passionately and fearlessly. I love to hear it it is like music to my ears. Miigwech!

I would like to know more on how to speak it. Is there a facebook page or a book i could pick up?

Miigwech for sharing

Reminds me of Mr. Anderson from south park "mmkay "

yes I am the first commenter

WHAT SHE WAS AT MY SCHOOL AN I DO NOT KNOW WHY I WISH I GOT TO SEE HER CUZ SHE IS MY CUZ AN I MISS HER

Yes Bungee as my great grandfather spoke being scottish/Metis and Celtic based dialect. There are more than one and each community across Canada will have more French influence or for example Northern Alberta more cree influence

There are two languages actually -- Bungee is virtually extinct now but it was definitely a historical language.