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Bringing the sounds online is a great help to us who live far away. Bob

I have just donated my $50 to help with the audio dictionary. I live in the UK and have recently started to learn Lakota and am using the `New Lakota Dictionary 2nd Edition`. To be able to hear the correct pronunciation for the words would be more than I ...

... people nowdays? There are a lot of books about history, myths, society, etc... but which is the situation of the Lakota society? How do they live? Which are their problems? The only book I've found about it is one about the struggle for the black hills. Thank you very much again. Best regards

... in the lakota language and it is difficult to get the proper materials in order to learn the language correctly. Obviously the best method is to live among lakhota people but it is almost imposible. Do you know if the third book of the LLC is a book intended for adults? Have you ever heard something ...

... in the lakota language and it is difficult to get the proper materials in order to learn the language correctly. Obviously the best method is to live among lakhota people but it is almost imposible. Do you know if the third book of the LLC is a book intended for adults? Have you ever heard something ...

... about culture and history through the language of the English speaking society, that is, from the outside. In that way, students will not learn to live in their culture and history; they will learn ABOUT it from the perspective of an English speaking outsider. Moreover, it contributes nothing to ...

... the Lakota section. So far I get the brief definition ("traditional conical tent") and one example with the new verb "ethipi" (lived/camped at) as an example of word collocation. The example has also thiyóblečha as a somewhat different kind of tent. Clicking on it I get the ...

... p, t). Examples of words with this type of stop are khéyA turtle khuwá to pursue smth/sb íphi to be full (of food) philámayaye thank you thí to live (in a place) thípi house

... to Lakota, conversing, discussing language issues and providing feedback for other students. Only with active members can the forum really live. We are very happy to see a good number of very advanced students who use written Lakota on a very good proficiency level. And we are equally glad ...

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Re: Donation drive for audio component of the dictionary

Re: Donation drive for audio component of the dictionary

Re: AISRI Lakota language textbook link broken

Re: AISRI Lakota language textbook link broken

Re: AISRI Lakota language textbook link broken

REVIEW - Lakota textbooks by AISRI, Indiana University

Re: NLD-O Feedback Needed

10. Lakota kh, ph, th (aspirated stops)

WÓPHILA uŋkéničiyape ló.