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Found in 364 Collections and/or Records:
A Miami-Peoria dictionary / Myaamia neehi peewaalia kaloosioni mahsinaakani, 2005
Beetle Bailey , 1975
.PDF version of a full-color, bilingual issue of the comic book "Beetle Bailey" in Cherokee and English. Written by Mort Walker, translated by Martin Cochran. Developed by the Cherokee Bilingual Education Program. The first half of the book has illustrated stories written in Cherokee. The second half has the same stories in English.
Billy Proctor Collection
The Billy Proctor Collection contains audio recordings documenting the Quapaw language. It consists of songs, stories, interviews, vocabulary lessons, and prayers and features the voices of Quapaw elders and linguist Robert Rankin.
Blondie , 1975
.PDF version of a full-color, bilingual issue of the comic book "Blondie" in Cherokee and English. Written by George Wildman, translated by Martin Cochran. Developed by the Cherokee Bilingual Education Program. The first half of the book has illustrated stories written in Cherokee. The second half has the same stories in English.
Chahta Anumpa Aiikhvna / School of Choctaw Language Collection
Audio oral histories originally recorded in 2008 and featuring the voices of more than a dozen elders from the Choctaw Nation.
Chikasha Academy Collection
Chikasha Academy Immersion Session 01-05-2016 - greetings (audio) , 2016-01-05
They take turns giving introductions and asking each other questions about their families.
Chikasha Academy Immersion Session 01-05-2016 - greetings (SayMore transcript), 2016-01-05
They take turns giving introductions and asking each other questions about their families.
Chikasha Academy Immersion Session 01-05-2016 - greetings (transcript) , 2016-01-05
They take turns giving introductions and asking each other questions about their families.
Chikasha Academy Immersion Session 01-05-2016 - what did you do? (audio) , 2016-01-05
Start with what did you do last night?" Everyone watched a big OU-Kansas basketball game so there's a lot of discussion of that. Rose Shields Jefferson talks about a church event and admires some beading. Lots of laughter between the 3 speakers who have their own conversation for awhile. Discuss how to say "actor