Do you know how they get official status?
Duolingo has a Navajo course now if you're interested
Indigenous languages
the particular place i live in has been inhabited by northern germanics since time immemorial. the only other indigenous population in scandinavia (the sami people) live much further north from here.
>Do you know how they get official status?
i misspoke actually, i'm sorry. the miami don't have their own reserve anywhere. the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma is the only federally recognized miami TRIBE in the usa, not reserve, there's an unofficial tribe located in indiana, which is where i'm from and the source of my interest in the miami people.
sounds neat. could you find an example of something similar to how he sounded?
Quhar?
I can't remember exactly what he said but it was like this.
"The licht but wis brent. Sae I wunts a til cheenge it keis isnae ane o thir thrawan yins."
t-translation?
*forgot to put man
The light into the kitchen was burnt. So I wanted a man to change it because it isn't one of these screwing ones.
Damn, I've never heard "thrawan" before. Cool
pretty interesting. thanks for sharing it.