Cree Drama

an exercise in putting together a wee play dramatizing experiences many Cree have had with their language.

Category:

People & Blogs

Tags:

• Cree
• Blue
• Quills

[skyeterence]

tansi.where was this made?, good job, i understood every word.

iksi maka

[rickharp1]

This was made at Blue Quills First Nations College near St. Paul Alberta.

ekosi,

Rick

[GaryTroy]

im a native from quebec...but this cree is different,i could only catch a few words that we still use...

[rickharp1]

Yeah, we're speaking the 'Y' dialect (eg niya, kiya, wiya) ... thanks for checking it out!

[blattboy09]

lol im half dene

[UberUserSuperb]

I speak a language calles "Dene" =D

[MZHEMSKY83]

i went to skool with the one who is speaking cree the most. she's pretty cool

[nehiyaw30]

Miywâsin êh âpacihtayêk nêhiyawêwin êkwa ôta êh astayêk ta pêhtâhkik ayisîniwak akâm askihk ohci mîna wîstawâw oskayak êkay ta wanikiskisicik

[demonskillheart]

i'm a native from saskatchewan we have one years old children that are taught to speak cree from their parents i am glad they still teach the children and rabbit ear baby feets

[demonskillheart]

wow i speak cree too in saskatchewan but you guys sound funny

[yellowbirdKING]

eeshteh thats one of my kokoms

[creebecois]

Good work! I enjoyed watching this. I'm Cree too from Quebec and I understod pretty much everything that was said. We speak with the 'Y' dialect too, only the 'K' becomes a 'J', with a 'TS' sound as in "cats."

I'm proud to to know that there are others across this country that are retaining our Cree language.

Ekuteh! Miigwetch!

[dacreeguy]

i know a few of these people... This video by the ways was made at Blue Quills College Just out of St Paul, Alberta. the participants in this video are from Saddle Lake Alberta