Only 6,000 people speak the Lakota language, few of them under 65, but people are working to keep it alive
Lesson 1 on Lakota Language. Second version of video. The rest are coming soon. Oglala/ Lakotaiapi- the language of the Lakota, Dakota, Nakota & Hohe (Assini...
Lakota Language 1 class. Fall Semester 2015 with Sam High Crane.
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Lakota Language 1 class. Fall Semester 2016 with Sandra Black Bear.
The only Lakota language immersion preschool in existence, teaching the next generation of Lakota speakers how to pave the way for their language's revitaliz...
Learn Lakota Language with Matȟó Waúŋšila Thiwáhe - The Lakota Berenstain Bears
The Lakota language is a Native American language that is near extinction. In this audacious talk, Peter Hill shares his journey of saving the Lakota languag...
PRICES MAY VARY. This workbook and CD was designed for Pine Ridge school children to learn how to "speak" Lakota. It has simple conversational sentence in Lakota, then in English, and then it is sounded out phonetically as if you were saying the word in English. There is areas to rewrite the sentence until you got it. At the end of each lesson the words that can be taken out of the sentence has a picture with the word under it along with other notes to help you. Each lesson is on a track of the
Rising voices/Hótȟaŋiŋpi from The Language Conservancy and Florentine Films profiles Lakota language loss and revitalization.
Lakota alphabet
How to pronounce words in Cree.
Update, Feb. 10th, 2023: Robert Tree Cody, from his album, "Dreams From The Grandfather," (Canyon Records), and ASCAP hold the copyright to the song, "Lakota...
Language course, dictionaries and other learning resources for Lakota and Dakota Sioux
Dakota Sioux is a Siouan languages spoken in parts of the USA and Canada by about 390 people.
Sinte Gleska University Lakota Studies Department. Teachings & Health class taught by Albert White Hat, Sr. This lesson is the Lakota Creation story. January...
Lakota language champion Albert White Hat died last week at age 74 on the Rosebud Indian Reservation.
For a high school on South Dakota's Rosebud Reservation, culturally responsive curriculum may be the best antidote to the violence, poverty and growing cultural disconnect hindering student success.
In 1883, my grandfather, Saste, was a child of seven years. With his parents, he traveled in a group into the Black Hills in South Dakota for a sacred prayer journey to Washun Niye, a site from which Mother Earth breathes. They were following a path that had been a journey for his people for thousands of years. In preparation for the ceremony, the women dried the hide of a pte, or tatanka (buffalo), which was carried to this site for the sacred ceremony.
