Traditional Muzzleloading Association
The Center of Camp => People of the Times => Topic started by: Riley/MN on November 06, 2009, 09:31:13 AM
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Okay, so this is not necessarily developed for reenactors, but I think some here possibly find the benefit in this:
I just picked up a 20-page children's book by Josh Whitebird that helps teach kids how to speak the Ojibwe language. you find Josh's book here:
http://www.whitebirdbooks.com/ (http://www.whitebirdbooks.com/)
And no, I don't get a cut, am not his cousin, nor do I have anything to gain by posting this.
Just thought some here might enjoy....
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Riley...I sure hope that rollingb doesn't see this and start trying to type in Ojibwe!!
Thanks for the post...always something to learn...
Al
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Megwetch
There were also some good Anishnabemowin (people of the Three Fires: Ojibwe, Odawa, Potowatami) audio lessons made by Kenny Pheasant several years ago.
Thomas
(Member, Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians)
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Riley...I sure hope that rollingb doesn't see this and start trying to type in Ojibwe!! :shock:
:rotf
Uncle Russ...
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You may have hit on it Russ....you may be right and ol rollingb has been holding out on us all this time
Al
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Thomas,
White guy here, but grew up on Mille Lacs. Had many Ojibwe friends growing up. Probably played a part in me deciding to try learning some of the language. I have been going thru the Pimsleur tapes... Do you have any more info on the Kenny Pheasant lessons?
One thing with this kid's book, it shows spelling. I realized that audio lessons leave me lacking when I try to write something out...
miigwech
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Thomas,
White guy here, but grew up on Mille Lacs. Had many Ojibwe friends growing up. Probably played a part in me deciding to try learning some of the language. I have been going thru the Pimsleur tapes... Do you have any more info on the Kenny Pheasant lessons?
One thing with this kid's book, it shows spelling. I realized that audio lessons leave me lacking when I try to write something out...
miigwech
Riley,
My mom is a nice white lady :shake :lol
You can see more about Kenny Pheasant at http://anishinaabemowin.org/ and http://anishinaabemdaa.com/