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A first language of west coast Métis and a trade language used by aboriginal and non aboriginal people west of the Rocky Mountains
BC Chinook Jargon

its vocabulary and grammar have elements of many First Languages

  • Tlahowya tillikum! (Hello, friend!)
    • Ahnkuttie (history)
    • Kamloops Wawa
  • The Joe Peter Recordings
    • 683 side 1
    • 686 side 1
    • 686 side 2
    • 687 side 1
    • 687 side 2
  • Mamook-k’wolaan (listen)
    • The Snass Sessions online study group
    • The Story of Sametl VIDEO
    • Elders Speaking Chinook Jargon VIDEOS
    • Listen to Chinook Jargon Bible History VIDEOS
  • Chako-kumtuks (learn)
    • Mamook-kunsih (count)
    • Huloima t’sum (colours)
    • Nesaika Letate (our heads)
    • Kaltash Wawa (humorous version of Kamloops Wawa newspaper)
    • Links
  • Ikta-chako (news)
    • Links
    • Kaltash Wawa (humorous version of Kamloops Wawa newspaper)
    • The Story of Sametl
    • The Snass Sessions online study group
  • Tlaksta nesaika (about us)
    • Immersion Weekend
    • Media
    • Contact

Huloima t’sum (colours)


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