Learn the Tlingit Language: Our Language Saved Us Lance X̱'unei Twitchell teaches us useful phrases for those starting to learn the Tlingit language - Lingít. He is an Assistant Elder Shirley Kendall sharing Tlingit word or Phrase of the day at ATTHIA May 2015 Membership Meeting.
Reflections on how to learn Tlingit, one of Southeast Alaska indigenous languages. See Stories of Culture website for more Tlingit Language & Literacy Lance X̱'unei Twitchell teaches us how to say "You improve it by using Lingít" in the Tlingit language - Lingít. He is an Assistant
"Thank you" in the Tlingit, Haida, and Tsimshian Languages Yaakwdáatxʼ Haa Yoo X̱ʼatángi Daat (Tlingit Language) Tlingit Language: Your Eye
Learn the Tlingit Language: The Path Has Already Been Made For Us Gunalchéesh
Meet Daphne and Heather, two Hoonah City School instructors who teach the Tlingit language to children from preschool through Learn the Haida Language: I Thank You
A traditional Tlingit welcome spoken and translated by Chuck Miller; L'uknax.adi (Raven/Coho Clan) Lingít Weekly Phrase 1- Yakʼéi áwé thatʼs good
Greetings – Tlingit - Yukon Native Language Centre Learn the Tlingit Language: You Improve It by Using Lingít Introduction to Tlingit Sounds
Recording of David Kanosh and Bob Sam telling personal stories in Sitka, Alaska on October 17, 2020 to commemorate Alaska Excerpts from a presentation given by Rosita Worl, Ph.D. at Sealaska Heritage's Our Cultural Landscape Culturally Responsive
Languages - Tlingit | Alaska Native Language Center Learn the Numbers in the Tlingit Language
Douglas Island, Alaska 2024. I'm saying thank you in my Tlingit language to a female bald eagle. Ḵaalḵáawu X̱ʼéidáx̱ Sh kalneek — Keijín — Geesh G̱eeyí (Tlingit Language) Tribal languages, like Lingit, are very conceptual. The words often paint pictures that are imbued with meaning. In this video
Facebook Groups Lingít Word of the Day Tlingit Verb Documentation In this podcast video, we learn how to count 1-10 in the Tlingit language - Lingít. Listen to the other podcasts here:
Learn the Lingít phrase of the week. This week the phrase is gunalchéesh. This can be interpreted as "thank you" or "without you, Shared Words in the Tlingit, Haida, Tsimshian Languages
Kaséix̱ ḵa Jina.áakw — Haa atx̱aayí ḵa Haa Ḵusteeyí daat (Tlingit Language) Lingít Weekly Phrase 3 - Likoodzí, Amazing
(Thank you!): Just like mahalo in Hawai'i, it may not be “necessary” to tell people thank you in a different language, but it sure Tlingit is one branch of the Athabascan-Eyak-Tlingit language family. A Common Expressions. gunalchéesh, thank you. wáa sá iyatee? how are you? yakʼéi
Keeping the Tlingit Language Alive An Introduction to Tlingit Sounds Kuchéin X̱ʼéidáx̱ «Yéil ḵa Yáay» (Tlingit Language)
Ḵaalḵáawu X̱ʼéidáx̱ Sh kalneek — Daaxʼoon — Ḵákʼw (Tlingit Language) Tlingit Language Lessons: Learning to Use Subject Pronouns Lance X̱'unei Twitchell teaches us how to say "The path has already been made for us" in the Tlingit language - Lingít. He is an
Tlingit: Tlingit Phrases Learn how to say "Voices of our ancestors" in the three Indigenous languages of Southeast Alaska - Lingít (Tlingit language),
The Tsimshian and Haida languages (Sm'algyax and Xaad Kil) are not related to any other language in the world. Language, Thank You. Lingít / Tlingit Tlingit Native Dance & Songs - Saxman Ketchikan Alaska HDR The Tlingit Nation is one of the indigenous peoples of the Pacific
Learn to Speak Tlingit | How to say shoreline We're Talking Conversation | University of Alaska Southeast Sealaska Heritiage Institute Language 10/24/22 The children sang me a thank you song in the native language of Southeast Alaska after I presented to them.
Introduction in Tlingit & Tsimshian Languages Ketchikan | Learn Lingit (Tlingit Language)
Thank you Gwich'in, Hän, Kaska, Northern Tutchone, Southern Tutchone, Tagish, Tlingit, Translation, Upper Tanana Stories from elder Analahash (Sam Johnston, Ishkeetaan. Ishká Hít, Yanyeidí Yádi). This is one of several pieces of oratory told by Glacier Valley Elementary "Thank You"-Juneau,AK-Brynn Albanese
Learn to say shoreline in Tlingit. Tlingit speakers can be found across the state of Alaska. The language's traditional home ground Analahash X̱ʼéidáx̱ Sh kalneek — Xeitl (Tlingit Language) Tlingit Property Law and Cultural Appropriation
Learn the Tlingit Language: Have Strength and Courage Lingít Weekly Phrase 2 - Gunalchéesh, thank you
Let's Learn Language-Clincket (Tlingit) Version: Unit 1 "What's Your Name?" Mary Anderson & Elizabeth Bosely (Tlingit Language)
How are you? Mâ sá iyatì? We are happy to see (all of) you. Yak'ê ixhwsatìní. Thank you Gunałchîsh. We are our language Hā yū x̱ʼatʼángix̱ cele2014.
There is a newer version, in high definition, with more space in between audio, and larger pictures that show where the sounds Lance X̱'unei Twitchell teaches us how to say "have strength and courage" in the Tlingit language - Lingít. He is an Assistant
Lance X̱'unei Twitchell teaches us the phrase "Our language saved us" in the Tlingit language - Lingít. He is an Assistant Seidayaa (Mary Anderson -- Yanyeidí -- Lukaax̱.ádi Yádi) & Ḵaawdeeltín (Elizabeth Bosely -- Daḵlʼaweidí -- Kooḵhittaan Yádi)
Learn how to say "Thank you" in the three Indigenous languages of Southeast Alaska - Lingít (Tlingit language), X̱aad Kíl (Haida At the 2014 Yakutat Tlingit Language Conference, speakers shared their thoughts on the Tlingit language. Learning to speak Tlingit
Frank Italio, Shangukeidí, tells the Raven and Whale Story. Recorded by Kux̱aankutaan Fredrica DeLaguna, Yakutat 1952. Learn the Lingít phrase of the week. This week the phrase is [dleit daak wusitán]. This can be interpreted as "it is snowing.
Learn the Lingít phrase of the week. This week the phrase is Hóochʼ. This can be interpreted as "all gone, all done, no more. Tlingit Introduction Practice
Sophie Smarch (Yanyeidí), of Whitehorse Yukon, tells about her family history, including the lineage of her mother and father. Lingít Weekly Phrase 9 - hóochʼ - all gone
A short lesson in my Native culture. I include a brief introduction in my Native Tlingit language with a Native Tlingit song. My Tlingit This episode of SHI's language podcast highlights words that are similar in all three Indigenous languages of Southeast Alaska Tlingit Language: I got this - Axh Jeeyís Áya!
Voices Of Our Ancestors in the Tlingit, Haida, Tsimshian Languages Thank you very much. : Aatlein gunalchéesh. OR Gunalchéesh tlein. OR Gunalchéesh hó hó. Keyword(s):.
Lingít Weekly Phrase 12 - ix̱six̱án - I love you 10 Tlingit Words We Should All Be Using in Southeast Alaska | by Lingít Weekly Phrase 7 - dleit daak wusitán - it is snowing
Useful Phrases for Beginning Lingít (Tlingit Language) Learners Learn the Tlingit Language: Your Grandparents Are Listening To You Now
Tlingit Native Dance & Songs - Saxman Ketchikan Alaska HDR 🇺🇸 Ḵeixwnéi Nora Dauenhauer shares words of encouragement. Recorded on August 30, 2014 at the home of X̱ʼaagi Sháawu Tlingit language use in everyday speech shown through the use of puppets. King Broadcasting Co., c1969.
This short tutorial shows how to use some of the most common subject pronouns in a Tlingit verb. Audio files are provided by Tlingit language pronunciation for grandma? Ḵeixwnéi Áyá Latseen Haa Tóode Aawatee (Tlingit Language)
Tlingit Phrases, Colors and Greetings | Chilkat Indian Village Sitka Tlingit Welcome Learn how to say "Thank you" in the three Indigenous languages of Southeast Alaska - Lingít (Tlingit language), X̱aad Kíl (Haida language),
Analahash -- Tléixʼ aa -- Yéil ḵa G̱anóok (Tlingit Language) Learn Thanks in 20 Alaska Native languages
This slideshow is an introduction to Tlingit sounds, and is intended to provide a student a means to practice making the sounds Tlingit Storytelling - The Past and Hope for the Future
Let's Learn Language-Clincket (Tlingit) Version: Unit 10 "Let's Open The Door" Sam Johnston (Ishkahittaan), of Teslin Yukon, tells the story of Raven and Pelican. The term g̱anóok often means petrel in
Potential speech phrases. ; 1. Addressing the audience with respect and honoring them. ; GunalchÈesh haat yee.aadi. (plural) Thank you all for coming. Listen. WATCH: "Thank you" in the Tlingit, Haida, and Tsimshian Learn the Lingít phrase of the week. This week the phrase is ix̱six̱án. This can be interpreted as "I love you" in Tlingit.
Stories from elder Ḵaalḵáawu (Cyril George, Ḵakʼweidí. Kaaḵáakʼw Hít, Teiḵweidí Yádi). This is the first of several stories told WATCH: "Thank you" in the Tlingit, Haida, and Tsimshian Languages Every weekday at 3 pm we'll be sharing a video from our collection on our
Lugóon -- Tléixʼ aa -- Haa Shagóon Daat (Tlingit Language) Learn how to give a Tlingit introduction for beginners. Listen to the phrases and repeat them out loud for practice. Follow along
hodophilehighwayhuntershhh4909 Watch the exciting video of #Tlingit #tribal song and dance performance at #Beaver Clan How would I say this word in Tlingit”dachxan”? I'm looking for a Tlingit word that sounds like “Dashc” Thank you for your help. Shirley
HHH-#Tribal dance #Tlingit natives #Beaver clan house #Saxman #village #Alaska #USA…अलास्का आदिवासी। Tlingit language use in everyday speech shown through the use of puppets. King Broadcasting Co., c1969. Help us caption
Learn the Lingít phrase of the week. This week the phrase is yakʼéi áwé. This can be interpreted as "thatʼs good". The Lingít Learn the Lingít phrase of the week. This week the phrase is Likoodzí. This can be interpreted as "amazing". Lingít (also often
Benjamin K'uyáang Young teaches us how to say "I thank you" in the Haida language, X̱aad Kíl. Benjamin, a Haida Raven of the Thank you - Yukon Native Language Centre
Linguists say that the Navajo language is related to languages of the Na-Dené branch. The Tlingit language shares this branch. Native Tlingit Introduction and Song! 🦅 "Thank you" in the Tlingit, Haida, and Tsimshian Languages