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mathias | March 16, 2011
The Winnipeg Free Press reviewed a new play called “Li Rvinant” by Rhéal Cenerini that is entirely in the Mitchif language at le Cercle Molière until April 2. Tickets are $26 dollars or $13-$24 for students. Mitchif is essentially a French-Cree creole formerly spoken by the Métis Nation, with smatterings of words from neighboring tongues [...]
Category: Cree, Mitchif, Native Language Creoles |
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