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Do cryptic messages exist in other languages besides European ones?

Is go away applied to any context? For example it's a group of Race A people in a pool and one person of Race B happens to also want to be in the pool. Race A people can ask person of Race B to leave. What's a word for no it's not my time to go away?

They could have left the soundtrack out.

I have learned Lakota fundamentals and I'm not Native, but I have say Blackfoot is a beautiful language. The fundamentals of language are crucial and it gives people the option of perusing it to higher levels. Learn to count, learn greetings, learn colors, basic commands, words for animals, and weather vocabulary.

I need to get my DNA tested, but I might be 1/8th Blackfoot.

Great to learn. I’m Blackfoot and always love watching

People have to understand that not every native grew up on a reservation, not every native was aware of their heritage due to whether they were not taught or they were never told but that doesn’t mean they are not native. I am Blackfoot. My fathers father is Blackfoot but he did not learn of this till after his father passed and I was not aware because his people grew up away from the reservation but now that I know I am learning. And before we were called Indians we went by “Gad” that is the Hebrew word for our people and it is written in native findings and stones…I learn more about us everyday and I’m not registered. I’m not talking about my mothers side, I am of my father and his fathers father

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Incredibly beutifull lady! Wow! 😅

Do whats best for you and yout Family! Not what your boyfriends want you to do!

All I ever wanted was a beautiful native girl to love me as much as I love her but they all be like "miistapoot" lol

Thank you! The only word I cannot find is raccoon. Do you know what it is?

My paternal grandma was a Blackfoot. She died when I was 7 and never really talked about her side of the family but I was always curious about it. Very cool to actually hear the language for the first time. I doubt she ever spoke it but I'm sure her parents did.

I'm part Blackfoot and no body will teach me the language this is very helpful thanks alot

Un-iii-nok'-iin-an-ist-tik-o-mim-mo-tse-ipiii-an.

8 years and counting 😢 it's sad to see this was very short order to help preserve a language😢

I can hear my Grandpa Clifford voice saying these words

Thank you Carol.

How do you say ,good my sister.

Thank you for ur knowlege and sharing it with me...Your so LOVING AND PATIENT...❤❤❤❤

The teaching that have been neglected as a child coming up...Has now revisited me as an adult. I feel it ia my time 2learn...❤

ILove yr lessons. Thank you for helping me on my journey

I absolutley LOVE IT. ❤❤❤❤❤❤

Aww beautiful nohkom. Hugs and love

This is amazing! Our language is dying since so many of our generation today don’t understand Blackfoot!

As a part of the Blackfoot/Blackfeet Native tribe, I want to learn this language

Because of this channel the words of the Blackfeet Nation are going (World-Wide), I think that is wonderful. 🇺🇸

Totally AWESOME!

What a wonderful day it is when we can hear the Blackfeet in there original language.

How would I say to surrender to eternity is love

I've decided I wanna learn this wonderful language! Growing up next to the Blackfeet reservation has been a blessing and I wanna speak to them in there native language .

Coffee = black water..... Hungarians used to call the Turkish coffee they drank from the invaders: "black soup."

My mother is Blackfoot Indian. As I listened to this I realized that I have used some of these words not knowing that it was our language. Tears started pouring down my face, I remember... 🦉✨

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👋🇬🇧🇺🇸🇰🇷🇮🇪🇮🇹 native American language is so fun I love is language

I'm half Blackfoot but I never grew up around the culture. My parents left it. As I'm older I really want to learn about it but I have no family and no other native friends so it makes things difficult. I'm in Ohio. I use the Internet to learn what I can

🙌 I am black foot and Cherokee and italian I'm learning this because of my heritage

Oki! Thank you so very much for this!My whole life, from the time I was a child I have alway felt a very strong connection in my heart and spirit to the native people even though I had no idea if I had a single drop of native blood in me. You see, I was adopted at birth and had no knowledge of my ancestry. At age 53 I finally found my biological sister and through her I was finally able to discover that I have Siksika blood running in my veins and I was and am still over the moon about my blood connection to the people that I love and have always felt I belong to in this world. I probably don't have enough Siksika blood in me to be accepted as a legal, tribal member and that is fine, I have no desire to take any benefits from my people, my ONLY wish is to learn everything that I can about my people, my native language, history, and religious beliefs of my people. So thank you so very, very much for these lessons. My greatest and deepest wish is to hopefully someday be accepted and recognized as being one of the Siksika by my tribe. I don't care about recognition from the US government and I absolutely have no desire to apply for any native benefits, not even if I meet the blood quantum standards to be eligible for such benefits because I have no wish to take away ANYTHING from my people and I know that applying for native benefits means that what my people get would have to be spread a little thinner because my people only get an allotted amount for all the legally recognized members and every newly legalized member takes a part of that grant money, spreading it thinner and thinner and I do not want that for my people and I especially do not want to be responsible for taking ANYTHING away from the people I have always felt in my heart and spirit are my only true family. Recognition and acceptance from my people is the ONLY THING that will ever matter to me and I hope that I can one day prove myself worthy of my people's returned love and acceptance, that would be my ultimate dream come true. So thank you again, I really don't feel like I can thank you enough for this opportunity to learn my native language. It means more to me than you will ever know. Thank you.

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Sick Ko KiLL(eye) Yew?

“Ok Pete”

i’m michif and my language has only about 1000 speakers left so to see that so many people care about preserving these languages gives me hope

I'm Tlingit from my father and Blackfoot from my mother

Thank you so so much!!!

Good to hear the words of my people.

Even though I'm white as hell I have a full blackfoot ancestor on my dads side 4-5 generations back I never knew about until recently, so it's cool to hear the language I never knew I had a connection to and now I want to learn a bit of it, thank you for the very informative video!

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The language is "dead" per say. As is Latin. It's.. such a beautiful spoken language.. I wish I had learned more in browning... I'm white yes, no native roots ik of.. but the language speaks to me. I was present for the pow wow of 19. It.. was magical..