Pawnee Language Learning

Pawnee Language Learning

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Pawnee Language Learning episodes

  • Ep. 59 - My Husband

    rikûktaku’u - my husband; the one who is with me in a spousal relationship.

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    3 min
  • Ep. 58 - Old Woman

    čustit - old woman; longtime wife

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    3 min
  • Ep. 57 - My Wife

    ratiraktaku’u - my wife; the one I’m with/ the one I have as a wife.

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    5 min
  • Ep. 56 Song - Karûrasučirâ'u' ? (SB)

    Here’s a fun song I created (with a little help from my grandkids), using the phrases we’ve been learning here. This song is in the Southband (SB) dialect. The Skidi (SK) version is in episode 62.

    If you need to review these phrases, please listen to episodes 49 - 55.

    Enjoy!

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    3 min
  • Ep. 55 - I'm thirsty.

    karûrasučirâ’u’ - How are you feeling? [č = ‘ch’ sound]

    tikuhactâhîs - I’m thirsty (Southband dialect). [c = ‘ts’ sound]

    tikuhatctahîs - I’m thirsty (Skidi dialect)

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    4 min
  • Ep. 54 - I'm hungry.

    karûrasučira’u’ - How are you feeling? [č= ‘ch’ sound]

    tikuhrača’us - I’m hungry. (Southband dialect)

    tikuhača’us - I’m hungry (Skidi dialect)

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    4 min
  • Ep. 53 - I'm thankful/ grateful

    karûrasučirâ’u' = How are you feeling? [č = ‘ch’ sound]

    tâtačikstêhu’= I’m thankful/ grateful/ happy. (Southband dialect)

    tâtačikstîhu’ = I’m thankful/ grateful/ happy. (Skidi dialect)

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    4 min
  • Ep. 52 - I'm angry/ mad.

    karûrasûčirâ’u’ - How are you feeling?

    tatparâčiks - I’m angry/ mad. [č = ‘ch’ sound]

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    3 min
  • Ep. 51 - I'm sad.

    karûrasučirâ’u’ - How are you feeling?

    tâtačikskâpâkis - I am sad/sorrowful.

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    3 min
  • Ep. 50 - I'm doing alright/ good.

    karûrasučirâ’u’ - How are you feeling? [č = ‘ch’ sound]

    rûtatučirâ’u’ - I’m doing alright/ good/ OK. (In a positive way.)

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    3 min

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The beautiful Pawnee language in small doses. Word of the Day a few days a week, quick grammar lessons, with the occasional dose of history and culture.