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mathias | March 31, 2011
One of the best way to practice your Native language fluency and keep up with contemporary vocabulary is by deciphering Indigenous Tweets. Many Native languages are featured including Hawaiian, Cherokee, Mikmaq and Inuktitut! Comic from Grimmy by Mike Peters 03/25/2011. For more information, refer to Living Languages.
Category: Cherokee, Hawaiian, Inuktitut, Mikmaq, Native Languages |
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