I've got lots of corrections from fluent speakers (various dialects). Ill edit the video asap with the corrections re: pronunciations :) Please do let my baby talk and mispronunciations encourage & inspire you to post comments and video comments with your corrections and yourself practicing speaking Kanienkeha. I know we can all work together to Revive Endangered Languages :)
Thank you so much. I am trying to learn plants, animals, insects, weather from apps and online. The native speakers in my family have passed now so Im learning very slowly and on my own. Your videos and group are such a help to me. Nia:wen. One word I can’t seem to master no matter how I try is the word for “groundhog”! 😂
Using the same alphabet doesn't mean using the same pronunciation. "Roxa" in Portuguese is pronounced "ho-shuh". No way is more correct than the other.
Nia-Wen!
Greetings from Tyendinaga!
Shé:kon from Akwesasne :)
Monica Peters originally shared!
Thank you my friend!
Nio Larry :)
Monica Peters
Be Blessed my friend. You are doing the Creators Work. Mitakuye Oyasin.
I've got lots of corrections from fluent speakers (various dialects). Ill edit the video asap with the corrections re: pronunciations :) Please do let my baby talk and mispronunciations encourage & inspire you to post comments and video comments with your corrections and yourself practicing speaking Kanienkeha. I know we can all work together to Revive Endangered Languages :)
I love this! Thanks for making it! :-)
nio, you are welcome cappuccinonouta
Thank you so much. I am trying to learn plants, animals, insects, weather from apps and online. The native speakers in my family have passed now so Im learning very slowly and on my own. Your videos and group are such a help to me. Nia:wen. One word I can’t seem to master no matter how I try is the word for “groundhog”! 😂
I put alot more on our website at www.MohawkLanguage.ca
www.MohawkLanguage.ca is the new website
Why aren't the English spellings more correct to the pronunciations? If it's pronounced like an L... put in an L?
because it is not English language :)
Using the same alphabet doesn't mean using the same pronunciation. "Roxa" in Portuguese is pronounced "ho-shuh". No way is more correct than the other.