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... Plains Cree , Saulteaux and Michif can be said to represent three stages in a development . Saulteaux Plains Cree Michif ni - k- ng- g- ni - t- nd- d- ni - p- mb- b- ni - s- ns- ? Ž- ni - c- nc- ? dž- Most speakers of Michif are not ...
... Plains Cree , Saulteaux and Michif can be said to represent three stages in a development . Saulteaux Plains Cree Michif ni - k- ng- g- ni - t- nd- d- ni - p- mb- b- ni - s- ns- ? Ž- ni - c- nc- ? dž- Most speakers of Michif are not ...
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... Plains Cree in ways not reported in Rhodes's ( 1977 ) description of Michif Cree verb morphology . The forms found until now which differ systematically from Plains Cree are , ( all in the independent mode ) : Saulteaux A. 21 indep . Plains ...
... Plains Cree in ways not reported in Rhodes's ( 1977 ) description of Michif Cree verb morphology . The forms found until now which differ systematically from Plains Cree are , ( all in the independent mode ) : Saulteaux A. 21 indep . Plains ...
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... Plains Cree probably those spoken in the reserves around Fort Qu'Appelle in Saskatchewan . It is possible that the Cree part of Michif shows more similarities with these dialects than with the central and west- ern Saskatchewan Plains ...
... Plains Cree probably those spoken in the reserves around Fort Qu'Appelle in Saskatchewan . It is possible that the Cree part of Michif shows more similarities with these dialects than with the central and west- ern Saskatchewan Plains ...
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