księżyc - Ukwehuwehnéha

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księżyc - Ukwehuwehnéha

Postby księżycowy » 2012-09-11, 20:41

That literally means "in the Oneida way" (a.k.a. the Oneida language).
I'll post my notes and observations here as I go about learning Oneida. I don't have much of an update now, as I'm mostly reviewing my Iroquoian pronunciation, as I still remember quite a bit from my study of Mohawk a year or two ago. The main thing that is different between Mohawk and Oneida is the whispering that is found at the end of words.

I'll post some notes in a few days.

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Re: księży - Ukwehuwehnéha

Postby księżycowy » 2012-10-03, 23:51

I need to get that Oneida dictionary. :lol:
Maybe next paycheck.

I'll still fiddle with Oneida, but I'm giving my soul back over to Lakota. I'll post sporadically (so business as usual :P ).


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