Radio INterview in Cree

[CreeHabibi]

being of Cree decent it sure would be nice to understand what she is saying..............

[lordbogey]

man i really agree with her how she describes child rearing and believing in the creator it is only that i love yous/us to tell by telling yous this. the child reflects on our parenting therefore reenforcing the intent of how we are doing. our children show us the value of our skills.

[CueWunAye]

I am Cree with a little German and French. I don't know my native language, but my grandma speaks Cree. She doesn't speak English, and my dad has a Cree Accent.

[KWEKOSHKUKI12]

nithakiwa (i am sauk) from oklahoma the kwiha (cree) lanugage is a bit similer to ours... i can only understand a few words of cree... but this is intresting... ho ketepi

[steadilyready]

cha... gon... ni.. kendan.. andeh.. eekitich ..

[tallcree]

yea its not good to let our kids hit us and its not good to get mad over our kids getting hit by others

[totheduals]

Anyways!!!!!!!!!!!

Da boo ahhh

[renbuzhi]

Wopila tankinkinyan eciciya pelo! Cantewashteya Mashtincala Oyate wicoie ki lena nawah'un

[00pclarke007]

is that Cree? if so, let me guess that its Moose Cree from Quebec!! if not, where you from?

[renbuzhi]

No, friend! This is the Lakota language

[thatsMYbeef]

no,its not the lakota language.its bush or woodland or the boriel forest and/or the rock cree's in northern sask,reindeer lake...i also speak the same language.

[creebecois]

There is no Moose Cree in Quebec. Moose Cree is in Ontario. The Cree dialect in Quebec is called East Cree (aka Montagnais).

[nehiyaw30]

Nitahkâkihtawâw awa nôcikwêsiw êh nêhiyawê-âcimot.