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... because that elder was a first language speaker, a quality that is unfortunately being lost at breakneck speed. Soon native speakers, not only of Dakota-Lakota, but of any other “minority” language in the world, will be able to count themselves on the fingers of one hand. And so it goes, in a ...

... Seems to be dine for children as well, because there are very funny ways of teaching, using quizzes and games. Love it. I also have the app Dakota Dictionary. Sioux Valley Dakota Nation Dictionary. However - maybe it is my phone but the accoustics are not very well made. Like listening from ...

... I also started watching the Berenstain Bears. Thank you again. When you say "I bought the book", I suppose you're talking about the Dakota Texts. Well, yeah, you got the real thing there, with the original orthography. But you'll get used to it quite fast. I'm glad I could be of ...

... and some short stories for children. Lilian, I believe you're thinking - because the Deloria's book I suggested to you is called "Dakota texts" - that they are written in Dakota, but they're not. They're all in pure Lakota language. I frankly, I think it quite fits your request. ...

... text to analyze, at the same time learning the language. Hi Lilian Although there is not much material available out there in Lakota language, the Dakota Texts by Ella Deloria should be exactly what you're looking for. It's a collection of 64 Lakota stories and legends, each of them written in ...

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One of Bismarck, North Dakota's news stations covered some of what LSI is all about.

Some of you may not be able to see the video, but there is a news story that accompanies the link

http://www.kumv.com/story/22658481/lako ... -institute

It was a good LSI this year!

-Don

Good news for those who want to read texts in the Dakota dialect; the historical Dakota newspapers have been scanned. Below is a link to the news: http://blog.library.si.edu/2013/05/historical-sioux-tribal-newspapers-see-the-light-of-day/#.UZOj6kq86Ik ...

... have various other problems that make them unreliable. For instance the Buechel dictionary was largely based on borrowing from a much older Dakota dictionary by Stephen Riggs, and most of the borrowed entries were never checked with native speakers. Additional errors were introduced during ...

... almost imposible. Do you know if the third book of the LLC is a book intended for adults? Have you ever heard something about the book "550 Dakota verbs"? Could it be a useful book? Thanks for your time and your concern. Best regards The third book is great, I can't wait to see the ...

... almost imposible. Do you know if the third book of the LLC is a book intended for adults? Have you ever heard something about the book "550 Dakota verbs"? Could it be a useful book? Thanks for your time and your concern. Best regards

Thank you! Wendell and I just listened to the Lakota and Sisseton-Dakota narrative.

Important information about the $3.4 billion Indian Trust Settlement given in Lakota and Dakota. On December 21, 2010, The United States District Court for the District of Columbia granted preliminary approval to the Settlement. On December 8, 2010, President Obama ...

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