Language lessons by Cathy Wheaton
Many videos on Cree. Most dialects: Saulteaux Nakota Dene Anishinabe
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Many videos on Cree. Most dialects: Saulteaux Nakota Dene Anishinabe
The resources on this site are provided by the South Slave Divisional Education Council. The aim of this site is to provide quality reading material in the aboriginal languages and to support the teaching of aboriginal languages and Dene culture in the schools and communities.
http://www.ssdec.nt.ca/ablang/ablanguage/aboriginallanguages.html
This site offers three categories which would be useful for people learning words and phrases in the Dene language.
On this site;
This is a downloadable desktop app to help learn about Dene culture, territories, calendar, numbers, alphabet, as well as words and phrases.
The Dene K’ee Gudeh project was started in 2009, with the goal of creating a resource that supports Dehcho Dene language and cultural instruction to young children, using the engaging audio-visual features of computer-based activities to connect with its target audience.
This site gives the researcher the opportunity to learn words and phrases in the Dene language. Words are listed alphabetically and by category, with one column in Dene and the next translated into English. Phrases that are categorized by by phrase book and there is a search option. There are also songs and stories in Dene presented on this site.
There is a link to a Dene dictionary which is approximately 300 pages long. The book is put in alphabetical order starting with English and then transcribed into the Dene language. The dictionary is categorized into many sections ranging from basic, in home, people, in the community, in the bush, travel, the environment, recreation, and grammar.
Saskatchewan Indigenous Culture Centre (SICC) website:
Nakota, Dakota, Lakoda, Cree, Saulteaux, and Dene history and teaching resources