Sioux language

[larson1951]

ya ta hey kola
my wife Caroline is a registered member of the Sisseton-Oyate Sioux Nation
she wrote translation for these words to teach our little Takoja (grand daughter) some of the Sioux language and how to count in Sioux
the numbers 1-10 are shown on the right side of the paper
for example the first word oyate (o-yah-tay) means people
the second word waste (wash-tay) means good.....the mandan way of saying this is dosha (dough-sha)
i know these are not artifacts but i thought some of you may want to look



larson1951

 

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[creekhunter]

Really interesting thanks!

 

[larson1951]

Really interesting thanks!

hey hey creek
thank you i am glad to see you like this
i just posted it a couple minutes ago

larson1951

 

[Rob in KS]

We used to know a Lakota woman. She was a pejuta (I think that's right)
She taught a group of us many things. My wife used to do some beading when her eyes were better.
We found a website that had many words and it would pronounce them. If you can't find it, I'll check with her.

 

[surf]

Philámayaye, Steve.

 

[flintdigger]

That is very interesting Steve, it is fantastic that your wife is teaching your grand daughter some of the language.

 

[larson1951]

Really interesting thanks!

your'e welcome

We used to know a Lakota woman. She was a pejuta (I think that's right)
She taught a group of us many things. My wife used to do some beading when her eyes were better.
We found a website that had many words and it would pronounce them. If you can't find it, I'll check with her.

ok thank you Rob

Philámayaye, Steve.

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hey hey surf.....you said Philámayaye (thank you) your welcome and glad you like it

That is very interesting Steve, it is fantastic that your wife is teaching your grand daughter some of the language.

Philámayaye Tommy!

 

[old digger]

That's Cool! So much of the newer generation are not learning the old language.

 

[GMD52]

Great thread, it's really nice to see a heritage being handed down, and explained to the generation that will carry forward when the elder's are gone. More individuals need to pass down family historys, and traditions! Very Nice........gary

 

[monsterrack]

That is very cool steve , I like to learn new things

 

[scotto]

You post some very cool stuff Steve, thanks for sharing.

 

[larson1951]

well i am grateful to see the interest here
much appreciated