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Hi Berit,
It was nice writing to you a while back. Glad you enjoyed the book and I'm sure Florence and our late friend would have appreciated you reading it when English is not your first language. You said you were going to start learning Lakota again. Hope that is going well.
Tókša

... every day a "new member" appears but again is it people messing about ? They don't introduce themselves or write anything. I miss our friend too. Tókša

Hi Berit ,
You said some nice things about our late friend.
It would be great if you joined in the Forum again.
Tókša

It is so sad reading this. Thank you Florence for your emails. You were a good friend to them . Miss Jing, his much loved and admired wife will be in our thoughts. She is such a kind, thoughtful lady and has much strength of mind, body and spirit so I hope she ...

It is with sorrow, but with hope in the Resurrection, that I announce the passing of my dearest friend, known to Forum members as Gnugnúška, aged 88, from this world into eternity yesterday, March 4, 2024. Oscar joined the Forum in its infancy in 2009. 1,657 posts later ...

... The SoWs can really help with this. Have a go at some of them. There are ones for all levels of learners. If you're shy of writing, join up with a friend or two and come up with some SoWs and post them on the Forum in the SoWs section . It's free to register and if you go wonky you'll get the correct ...

Mitákuyepi, Today I am remembering our Flute playing, Hoop Dancing, kind, generous, fun loving friend as I make one of his favourite sandwiches - cheese, mayo and raisins. Well, mine definitely and absolutely doesn't have raisins :!:. "Why :?: ", you might ask. ...

Mitákuyepi I was very sad to hear of the passing of Kevin Locke. My deepest sympathy to his family, relatives, friends, community and all who knew him. He gave the world so much joy. He had such talent for the flute and the hoop dance and brought many people together in peace ...

... I do know that Nina's contribution to the Lakota language is vast, so her passing is a great loss for all of us. Allow me to share your grief, my friend. Daniel

It is with great sadness in my heart that I have to announce the loss of a dear friend and one of the administrators who established the Lakota language forum back in 2008. Nina Webster passed away at 2:29 in the morning on December 2nd, 2017. She was 79 years old. ...

I will share with my friend Jaime who just joined the forum and got her Dictionary yesterday.

... there are many!) While NLD-O was away, I did rediscover the pleasure and advantages of the print version, but I’m very happy to welcome my old friend back again in its fine new clothes :) This is an invaluable resource, and so I have gladly sent a donation in recognition and appreciation.

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Mitákuyepi, Many of us have been concerned by the long silence of our friend Clive (Wapásika). He has had serious health issues, but we have talked to him today and the good news is that he is now on the road to recovery. We know that all our members will join ...

... speakers. Stops with guttural aspiration constitute 10-12% of all stops in any given Lakota speech or text. Example words are kȟáŋta plum kȟolá friend pȟahíŋ porcupine pȟasú nose tȟatȟáŋka buffalo bull tȟó to be blue .

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One of Lekší K's favourite sandwiches

Kevin Locke

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Nina Webster made her journey south

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Clive (Wapásika)

12. kȟ, pȟ, tȟ (stops with guttural aspiration)