ELL: Who are the Anishanabe?

[Henry Kammler]

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Anishinabe is shortened from Anishinaabeg "the real people", a
selfdesignation of the Chippewa (US-usage) / Ojibwa (Can. usage) nations
speaking an Algonkian dialect continuum in western Ontario, Minnesota,
Wisconsin, Michigan, Manitoba  and some even further west.

Henry

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