Indian CJ pronunciation sources and a few words

[Anthony Grant]

Henry:  Great!  This is much better - thanks!

Anthony

>>> <hzenk at PDX.EDU> 10/03/07 2:38 am >>>
Anthony,

I've gotten the blank brown page too, when the computer I was using  
didn't have whatever razzle-dazzle application it has to have to  
access the virtual gallery.  I think the entry page

http://www.grandronde.org/culture 

tells what you need.  (I've been behind on my emails, so only now  
opened yours.  Maybe you've already figure it out.)  Henry

Quoting Anthony Grant <Granta at EDGEHILL.AC.UK>:

> I tried to open this and all I got was  ablank light-brown page.    
> Any suggestions?
>
> Masi
>
> Anthony
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>>>> Tony Johnson <Tony.Johnson at GRANDRONDE.ORG> 09/25/07 5:16 pm >>>
> khanawi-Laksta,
>
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> As always, when we speak about this topic, I send my apologies for not
> finishing our dictionary and grammar of Grand Ronde Chinuk Wawa faster.
> I would remind people though that our virtual gallery (linked below) has
> access to some good original materials that reflect the language as
> spoke in Grand Ronde.  As an update, we are getting closer to
> publication of our dictionary, and have made a decision to include a
> number of other good local sources of the language in the overall
> project.  One of these, the work of Demers, Blanchet and St. Onge,
> deserves a closer look by folks interested in indigenous pronunciation.
> Henry, or someone else on the list, may want to comment on the character
> set used in their work to help with pronunciation.
>
>
>
> http://www.grandronde.org/culture/ikanum 
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>
>
> aLqi tsa wawa.
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>
> hayu masi (many thanks),
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> Tony A. Johnson
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> Cultural Education Coordinator
>
> Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde
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> 9615 Grand Ronde Road
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> Grand Ronde, OR 97347
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> 503-879-2084
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> Subject: Re: Indian CJ pronunciation sources and a few words
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> James,
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> A good print source, for me at least, is Melville Jacobs'
>
> "Texts in Chinook Jargon" as the phonetic transcriptions
>
> come from native (Indian) speakers of different areas
>
> in the PNW.
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