New Program Uses Internet to Teach Speaking Skills

[Rolland Nadjiwon]

Great...thanks for the clarification...the idea/project, as I 
interpreted, could only end in despair. I can support what you have 
proposed/corrected...as such, it is a great project.  Over the years, I 
have seen some pretty wierd projects funded and failed.

I guess I will be content with our Potowatomi dialect of anishnabehmowin 
for a while longer :-)

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wahjeh
rolland nadjiwon



Riley, Charles wrote:
> Hi Rolland,
>
> I didn't read that the same way you did.  It doesn't appear to me to be 
> a project to unify the First Nations Languages into one First Nations 
> language, but rather a way to encourage learning of individual First 
> Nations languages.
>
> I'm pasting in a couple of snippets from the note, adding emphasis:
>
> "...to learn to speak *a* First Nations language..."
>
> "...We already have lessons in Woods Cree, Plains Cree, Nakota, Saulteaux,
> Dene, and will be adding Ojibway and Dakota soon."
>