The Anishinaabe Language Leaves - Ojibway Language Story

Story narrated by Margaret Noori. The title, Anishinaabemowin Maajaamigad - The Anishinaabe Language Leaves describes what can happen when Anishinaabemowin is no longer a part of everyday life. It encourages speakers today to revitalize the language. The book and cd are available through the publisher Ningwakwe Learning Press © 2009. http://ningwakwe.on.ca/catalogue_files/page0070.htm

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Ojibway
• First Nation
• language
• Anishinaabemowin
• Howard
• Kimewon
• Aboriginal
• cultural
• learning
• literacy

[capnhawkins]

Anishinaabemowin is a beautiful language

[Videowarrior2010]

Thank you Margaret for this story. Im using it for the Sound of Ojibiway.

Im trying to learn some lines from a play called "Toronto at Dreamer's Rock"

I will be auditioning for the part of Keesic, he speaks Odawa / Ojibiway.

I am Anishinawbe from Saskatchewan and We speak Saulteaux out here,

I am a desendent the Anishinaabe from Sulte St. Marie area.

I do not speak Saulteaux or Ojibiway so thank you for tis Video.

it really giving me a feel for what Ojibiway should sound like.

-Thanks

[jennifer171986]

ohhh my gosh. i thought germans had long words, lol like gesundheit and Schwarzwälderkirschtortenliefe­rantenhut and Umweltverschmutzung lol

[WaagooshTheRedFox]

migwech

[vfire27]

@Videowarrior2010 why you no speak ojibwe