Learn how to properly ask questions and make commands in Saulteaux. This lesson of Beginner Saulteaux Lessons outlines so common and useful requests you will need in everyday conversations.

What are you doing? Have you eaten yet?

Learning how to respond to questions is just as important as learning how to ask questions. Natalie Langan has a lesson on just that! 

The second part to learning identification terms in Saulteaux. You will find these terms immensely useful in your everyday conversations! Join Natalie in this lesson on Beginner Saulteaux Lessons. 

Identification can be a tricky but necessary part of learning a language. Natalie Langan's lesson goes over some essential terms that will strengthen your Saulteaux skills.

Language learning starts at home! So challenge yourself to use these household words as you walk around home. Try using sticky notes to remind yourself. Natalie's lesson on household items is the perfect way to implement daily language practice!

It is always important to know key words in another language for times of discomfort or distress. This episode of Beginner Seaulteaux Lessons goes over some useful phrases to know to help yourself and others.

Natalie Langan will teach you the names of different body parts in Saulteaux. Learn the difference between "My nose" and "His nose", and other names in Saulteaux!

English is infamous for having very similar words, with vastly different meanings. Saulteaux can be just as tricky sometimes! Natalie Langan has made it easier for you, using this lesson to explain the difference between similar words.

Slang words can be some of the first words you come across when learning a new language, but it's important to know what they mean! This lesson of Beginner Saulteaux Lessons with Natalie Langan goes over some useful words and slang for your conversations in Saulteaux.

We are entering Level 2 of learning Saulteaux! Congratulations!

For our first, more advanced lesson, join Natalie as she teaches you some useful action words in your everyday conversations. From the words for laugh, talk, eat, play, and more, Natalie has you covered as you continue your Saulteaux journey.