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Join Dené and Rochelle as they share stories from their experience as adult Anishinaabemowin learners, and follow along as they work to better understand Anishinaabemowin word parts (initials, medials, finals and more). Whether you call it Nishnaabemwin, Anishinaabemowin, Saulteaux, Nakawemowin, or Ojibwe - We can all get ... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 14 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

Rochelle and Dené introduce how Anishinaabemowin expresses colors through word parts and initials in particular. Recording in person for the first time and learning more about podcasting with support from the Indigenous Screen Office.
Colour initial... more
Turning Nouns into Verbs with the Anishinaabemowin Final -ike
Rochelle and Dené reconnect after the summer. With classes and community programs starting up for the fall, they encourage teachers and learners to keep going, support others, engage on F... more
Anishinaabemowin Word Parts: Alan Corbiere on Plant and Bird Names
In the fourth summer-session episode of Anishinaabemowin Word Parts, hosts Rochelle and Dené conclude their interview series with Alan Corbiere. Alan explains his interest in how be... more
Morphology, Adult Immersion, and Intergenerational Transmission
In this, the third episode of the interview series with Alan Corbiere, Alan discusses how Anishinaabemowin’s descriptiveness comes from morphology, but the language is still often taugh... more
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This show centers on adult language learners exploring Anishinaabemowin word parts, including initials, medials, finals, and related morphology. Episodes mix personal learning journeys with practical linguistic insights, featuring guests like linguists, educators, and community advocates who talk through morphology, teaching strategies, resource availability, and language revitalization. A standout theme is balancing descriptive depth with approachable, living-language usage, and there's a strong emphasis on community, family involvement, and accessible pathways for new learners. The format tends to blend storytelling with concrete teaching moments, making it appealing to listeners who want practical language-learning guidance, cultural con... more
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Recent guests on Anishinaabemowin Word Parts include:
1. Alan Corbiere
2. Alicia Corbiere
3. Niigwani Bene Shis (Jojo Kewayosh-Deleary)
4. Esbikenh Deleary
5. Gaagige Ganawendamaang Anishinaabemowin (Miigwanaabiikwe)
6. Dr. Alan Corbiere
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