Thank you. I unite my love with your prayers, now I pray for prosperity, peace, happiness and good health for you and all your family amen Haudenosaunee language group all tribes, blessings of joy and peace and prosperity and health!
Thank you so much for making this video of this beautiful address for all people to hear and reflect on. Milles mercis pour avoir créé cette vidéo de cette belle prière pour que tous les être humains puissent l'entendre et y réfléchir. May your traditions continue to educate and guide us. Merci, Thank you, Niá:wen.
The Thanksgiving Address , "We humbly recognize and give Thanks for - - - " (although I do recognize what the English language expression structure lacks what the original languages say)
Thank you for making this video, but the speaker seems to be rushing and not at all sincere. These words deserve to be said with reverence and actual thanksgiving, in my humble opinion
Hi, Jacob. There are less that 2,500 speakers of the Mohawk language in Canada, and most are older, so I imagine this young man has learned the language in one of the excellent youth programs on the Akwesasne territory. He's probably having to concentrate very hard, and would be concerned that he's getting the words correct. Indigenous language was decimated by the Canadian residential school system.
@@jimpalmer2561 Thanks for responding to this. Most white people expect us to go in performance mode (like we are the stoic Indian in an old western movie smh), it's best for non-natives not to have any opinion on any of our ceremonies or practices. That privilege was taken from them a long time ago!
They use it instead of a pledge of allegiance at some schools. But it’s a reminder of what you love, not a pledge to some hegemond. It can be said however the individual wants to, I think
Respect from Celtic/Norse world! Keep Tradition Alive!! No Fear of Anything!!
Thank you. I unite my love with your prayers, now I pray for prosperity, peace, happiness and good health for you and all your family amen Haudenosaunee language group all tribes, blessings of joy and peace and prosperity and health!
Thank you so much for making this video of this beautiful address for all people to hear and reflect on. Milles mercis pour avoir créé cette vidéo de cette belle prière pour que tous les être humains puissent l'entendre et y réfléchir. May your traditions continue to educate and guide us. Merci, Thank you, Niá:wen.
I’m going to show this to my kids
"let us put our minds as one" addressing/giving thanks...
Thank you Shonkwaatison for waking me up this morning
Thank you for sharing in the original language! I will share this with my Dine students.
time to study!!
The Thanksgiving Address , "We humbly recognize and give Thanks for - - - " (although I do recognize what the English language expression structure lacks what the original languages say)
Song ?
Nia:wen Akwesasne TV Kanienkéha kateweiénhstha
naiwenkow
Nya:weh
Wado
Thank you for making this video, but the speaker seems to be rushing and not at all sincere. These words deserve to be said with reverence and actual thanksgiving, in my humble opinion
Hi, Jacob. There are less that 2,500 speakers of the Mohawk language in Canada, and most are older, so I imagine this young man has learned the language in one of the excellent youth programs on the Akwesasne territory. He's probably having to concentrate very hard, and would be concerned that he's getting the words correct. Indigenous language was decimated by the Canadian residential school system.
@@jimpalmer2561 Thanks for responding to this. Most white people expect us to go in performance mode (like we are the stoic Indian in an old western movie smh), it's best for non-natives not to have any opinion on any of our ceremonies or practices. That privilege was taken from them a long time ago!
They use it instead of a pledge of allegiance at some schools. But it’s a reminder of what you love, not a pledge to some hegemond. It can be said however the individual wants to, I think
Ah, the white mansplaining. How do any of us live without it? Peacefully. Sit down sir, and know your place.