Lushootseed, Seattle's original language

[@animallover1495]

Simply beautiful

[@eddardstark5034]

When I was in 6th grade one of the last 8 native lushootseed speakers came to my school and told us a fable in Lushootseed and it was seriously one of the most amazing things I have ever experienced. So sad to see the language have no native speakers anymore, but so happy to see it still lives on, kinda like Latin.

[@1960jack]

Love the original language of my hometown Seattle

[@ResIpsaLoca]

I’ve looked at the mountain for if it will rain tomorrow since I was a kid and it’s been right every time

[@ullrsbow22]

Beautiful language, thank you for sharing

[@eemoogee160]

Very cool!

[@moss1788]

Thank you so much for sharing

[@tymo9288]

💚💚

[@Griz8927]

Love it😊 Keep going, siʔab tsiǃ

[@zoilalossi2291]

Hello, I'm a Spanish pre K teacher and it is beautiful learn this language. Thanks. Do you have an expression for say Hello?

[@charleslewis558]

I luv your language, some of our words are spoken with the throat sound like you. The spelling letters look.al.ost the same.

[@The.Marvelous.Mrs.Mable.]

Where can someone go to learn the lushootseed language?

[@cadeduerr4016]

the Puyallup tribe has classes for Twulshootseed (Lushootseed). I've been thinking about taking them :) I also know some universities in the Seattle area have Lushootseed classes

[@Maruf-SEO-expert]

Great

[@KindlyKalen]

It’s a good language in my opinion :)

[@saeedradawi2830]

why are you prouncing the uvular stop /q/ as a velar [k]?

[@PHDWhom]

Neyiwe!