Cree lesson:sentence structure in nêhiyawêwin

[@NorthSea_1981]

Greetings! I'm German and I'm a hobby linguist. I bought a book about Plains Cree from Canada some 2 years ago. This is such a beautiful language! Cree is so grammatically highly complex and expressive, it would be a shame if it were lost!

[@samanthamonaghan7579]

Have you gotten very far with your studies

[@1307]

Thanks for uploading these bro :) they help me a lot since I don't have any access to native speakers. Keep up the great work

[@Native1875]

Please make more videos. They really help us understand more. I am Cree and the language is almost gone in our community. Two or more generations and it could be gone here.

[@creephrases6204]

Native1875 yes i will make more videos, any specific topics you have in mind?

[@bobcampbell5151]

@@creephrases6204 meaning of words relations mom dad/ uncle cousin nephew ect.. injwa brother sister nokom/

[@Native1875]

@@creephrases6204 make one on exercising daily activities....like go to bed. Go brush your teeth. Brush your hair. Lets go play. Want coffee, etc

[@ianjuby]

Dude, this is fantastic stuff. You are exceptionally good at teaching Cree - ay-ay

[@kerrykurpiela4581]

Thank you for sharing! 🙏 your videos are easy to follow, and you speak very clearly. I have been trying to find Cree lessons. This is the best I have found yet. My family is from treaty 6 territory in Lac St. Anne Alberta. Our language was not passed down from my Kookum. It is my goal to learn some simple conversation, so I may pass it on to my daughter and future grandchildren. This will help so much! ❤ hiy hiy!

[@reginaalexander5136]

Hi, I love your videos they are very helpful in learning our native tongue of plains cree and I am very grateful. Would you happen to have a PDF version of this page for the structure sentence? Thank you - Regina A

[@TheOneAndOnly-pi3jc]

Keeeeep putting these up !!!

[@JM-md7qf]

Wonderful videos ! Thank you for teachings. I have been slowly learning Cree myself and was wondering about sentence structure. Thank you !

[@melaniewabaunasee6714]

Some spiritual words would be good to know for praying.

[@creephrases6204]

Melanie Butler i can do that but some words are better explained in person because they have more meaning, and i dont want to offend some people by putting certain words on KZbin, but if you message me on Facebook im more than willing to help

[@melaniewabaunasee6714]

Cree Phrases , under what name on fb?

[@melaniewabaunasee6714]

Sorry I didn’t see message until today. 😊

[@creephrases6204]

Neil Redcrow

[@deeejayeee]

@@creephrases6204 I would get offended

[@EmilyHolden_thehuman]

Please start uploading again! Can you do a video on colours?

[@africaRBG]

you're doin good work, brother

[@deansimon9501]

Exactly what I was looking for. Lots of similarities with my language Mi'kmaw... Ay hay!

[@deeejayeee]

They r the same language that is why. Largest speaking linguistic group in north america, then dene, then inuktitok, etc etc

[@tylertasse4775]

Is there a way to say father in cree language

[@creephrases6204]

Tyler Tasse yes, nohtâwiy or when you’re addressing him it gets shortened to nohtâ

[@deeejayeee]

Akameyimo nosisim , meyin ayawak !

[@jessecardinal5981]

she your cousin noosim.

[@user-ob6uf5rj6i]

4th cousin! she good to go Eeeeeeee

[@izaiahj.swampy1689]

Ki-nîhta kiskinwahamawiyân nêhiyawêwin niwîcewakan. Ehkosi pêtama