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This Week's words
Come and Eat - I am Hungry and Food
By: Waasalaangweew

English Lunaape
   
Are you hungry? Kii ha katoopwi?
Is he/she hungry? Neeka ha katoopuw?
Yes, I am hungry. Aaha, nii ngatoopwi. 
No, I am not hungry.

Mahta, nii ngatoopwiiwu                        

Soup  (inanimate) Shiite   
Bread  (inanimate) Apwaan
Butter   (inanimate) Pootul
Salt (inanimate) Shiiwang
Pop (inanimate) literally this is sugar drink Shookulaapoow
Pepper (inanimate) Pepul
Water Mbuy

 


    

     

                                           

 

 

 

                                   

 

 

We are hoping to have a family culture/language camp probably in July or August.  Watch for any future announcements through e-mail and/or posters.  You can always check with the Library-Museum as they will have any updated information.

Watch for a sign by the Arvid Miller Memorial Library-Museum with a word of the week.  Join the contest to learn.  Once you have the word down, work on pronunciation and then check in with Cindy or Nathalee at the library each week.  After every 4 words are learned you then will go in for a final “test” with Cindy and be entered in a monthly drawing for a language related prize.  Then begin to use those four words in everyday conversation with your neighbors.  We will begin to be speakers then!

 

**Please continue my column in the paper.  Sue at one time I sent you the entire booklet so I’d appreciate it if you could contact me

If I forget to retype for you.  Anushiik,  Molly

** Patti – you could put this on website change-out.  Thanks.

Molly Miller
Marketing Manager
Mohican North Star Casino
(715)787-3110

new e-mail address

Molly.Miller@mohicannorthstar.com