Han mitakuyapi,<br /><br />We are creating a new website to host all the learning materials we have ever created. On this website, teachers, parents and chidlren will be able to download most of it for free. Some of the larger things like gameboards and their playing pieces of course can't be downloaded.<br /><br />By the end of this year we will have created over 100 books in the Dakotah language, most of them children's books. For nearly all of the books we have commissioned original artwork so that our children see native people in their books. <br /><br />I would like to take one book, and have it translated into as many native languages as I can, and put those books on the site too so that other language groups, tribes, schools, can see how simple it would be to have these books we have created in their native language.<br /> <br />Here is the text:<br /><br />Title: I like dogs.<br />Page 1. A dob.<br />Page 2. A big dog.<br />Page 3. A little dog.<br />Page 4. A tall dog.<br />Page 5. A short dog.<br />Page 6. A skinny dog.<br />Page 7. A fat dog.<br />Page 8. I like dogs.<br /><br />Please send me any font I would need to download in order to create the book, as well as the name of the person translating, fax number and address, because sadly, in today's world we have to have a signed release for everything. We will print a copy of book and send it to you and put a copy in our archives at Princeton.<br /><br /><br />Tammy DeCoteau<br />AAIA Native Language Program