Lakota Language Forum

... the phonemic quality of many sounds is different from how native speakers pronounce them. Few of the oldest recordings (recorded by a deeper male voice) have somewhat less of a foreign accent, although they too are obviously recorded by someone who is not a native speaker of Lakota. Such ...

... only about 1-2% of stops in a Lakota text. They, however, occur in some commonly used words, such as: kič’úŋ – to wear/use one's own šič’éši – male cousin k’ú – to give smth to sb k’á – to dig smth čík’ala – small k’íŋ – to carry smth on the shoulders k’uŋ – the aforesaid kap’óžela – light ...

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Re: Donation drive for audio component of the dictionary

18. č’, k’, p’, t’