Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volumes 15-16Carleton University, 1984 - Algonquian Indians |
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2 ) Providing for Second Language Learners In Native communities which are in the process of evolving from being Native speaking to English / French speaking , often the most or the only active area of Native language and literacy ...
2 ) Providing for Second Language Learners In Native communities which are in the process of evolving from being Native speaking to English / French speaking , often the most or the only active area of Native language and literacy ...
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They speak mainly of the furs the Indians were wearing . The suggestion that the Europeans ... The sec- ond version speaks only of a gun being given on board the ship and tried out by the hunter under the guidance of the Europeans .
They speak mainly of the furs the Indians were wearing . The suggestion that the Europeans ... The sec- ond version speaks only of a gun being given on board the ship and tried out by the hunter under the guidance of the Europeans .
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For example in the TA verb / namači - kalola ) from simple / nəkəlola / ' I speak to him the ambiguity has been largely lost and the simple meaning ' I speak to him badly ' has been eliminated in deference to the success of one meaning ...
For example in the TA verb / namači - kalola ) from simple / nəkəlola / ' I speak to him the ambiguity has been largely lost and the simple meaning ' I speak to him badly ' has been eliminated in deference to the success of one meaning ...
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