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Let’s speak a little Ojibwe
What are you doing? Present tense & Present Tense
Aaniin edoodaman megwaa? What are you doing now?
The goal is to learn Anishinaabe through speaking with everyday conversations. Join Judy Doolittle as she mentors a group of second language speakers. They will share their successes and challenges with learning the language as they grow to be confident speakers. This podcast will allow people to follow along and learn by repetition and conversational skits.
Present tense:
Aaniin edoodaman megwaa? What are you doing?
Giizizekonidiz megwaa. I am cooking a meal for myself right now.
Past tense:
Aaniin ga-doodaman? What were you doing?
Gi-giizekonidiz. I was cooking a meal for myself.
Present tense:
Aaniin edoodaman megwaa? What are you doing?
Nimaa’ishkam megwaa. I am shopping right now.
Past tense:
Aaniin ga-doodaman? What were you doing?
Gii-maa’ishkam. I was shopping.
Present tense:
Present tense:
By Manitoba First Nations Education Resource CentreLet’s speak a little Ojibwe
What are you doing? Present tense & Present Tense
Aaniin edoodaman megwaa? What are you doing now?
The goal is to learn Anishinaabe through speaking with everyday conversations. Join Judy Doolittle as she mentors a group of second language speakers. They will share their successes and challenges with learning the language as they grow to be confident speakers. This podcast will allow people to follow along and learn by repetition and conversational skits.
Present tense:
Aaniin edoodaman megwaa? What are you doing?
Giizizekonidiz megwaa. I am cooking a meal for myself right now.
Past tense:
Aaniin ga-doodaman? What were you doing?
Gi-giizekonidiz. I was cooking a meal for myself.
Present tense:
Aaniin edoodaman megwaa? What are you doing?
Nimaa’ishkam megwaa. I am shopping right now.
Past tense:
Aaniin ga-doodaman? What were you doing?
Gii-maa’ishkam. I was shopping.
Present tense:
Present tense: