Iroquoian

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Sketch of Mingo Grammar The goal of this sketch is to provide some insight into the workings of Mingo grammar for people who are interested in the language. It is not intended as a textbook, per se, although students of the language will hopefully get some benefit from it as a reference tool. It is very much a work in progress, and quite incomplete at present.

Sketch of Mingo Grammar

http://mingolanguage.org/grammarsketch/

The Mohawk Language Standardisation Project > Ministry of Educat

http://www.kanienkehaka.com/msp/msp.htm E xecutive Summary In August 1993, the Mohawk Language Standardisation Conference met at Tyendinaga to decide on a standard, written form of Mohawk. The conference was co-sponsored by the six Mohawk First Nations and supported by the Ontario ministries of Education and Training, of Citizenship, and of Culture, Tourism and Recreation. The method followed for standardising the Mohawk language was to identify areas for standardisation, to establish consensus through consultation, and to hold a conference in order to reach a final decision. Prior to the conference, specific orthographic issues were identified through consultation meetings in all six Mohawk territories. Elders, teachers, linguists and fluent Mohawk speakers were invited to attend.
http://www.uwgb.edu/oneida/

Oneida Language | dictionary and grammar | home page

This site offers some tools for studying and learning the Oneida language. Here you can: learn a little about the language, its speakers, and its traditions - About the Oneida Language . download a teaching grammar that includes sound files so you can hear how the language is spoken as well as how it is organized - Oneida Teaching Grammar access a dictionary database to look up words or find out how root elements of the language are used - Oneida Dictionary view some sample texts - Sample texts
Cherokee

Noksi Press - Noquisi Digowela

Noksi or Noquisi is the Cherokee word for Star or Meadowlark. Noksi Press is an independent publishing company based in Oklahoma, dedicated to publishing Cherokee language material and books about contemporary Native American issues and Cherokee culture. We produced a bilingual Cherokee/English version of the Cherokee Vision of Elohi a nd Cherokee Teaching Grammar, as well as Cherokee syllabary flash cards . http://www.blackash.org/noksi/index.html

Nation

Community Classroom Cherokee Language Classes Online Language Classes Registration for the Cherokee Online Language Class is open now. Classes begin in January, offering Cherokee levels I,II and III with instructor Ed Fields. The classes are open to anyone and are free to the public. These classes last 10 weeks and meet online twice weekly. http://www.cherokee.org/AboutTheNation/Information/Language/Default.aspx