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Anishinaabemowin Word Parts

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Anishinaabemowin
Ojibwe People's Dictionary
Morphemes
Laughing / Humor In Anishinaabemowin
Body Parts
Anishinaabemowin Word Parts
Verb Finals
Descriptors / Adjectives In Verbs
Basque
Bimose
Language Learning
Anishinaabemowin Online Dictionary
Language Learning / Education
Initials Medials Final S
Toronto, Canada
Morpheme
Word Parts
Language Revitalization
Poplar River
Great Lakes Ojibwe

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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

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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.

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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

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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

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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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Recent Guests

Alan Corbiere
Linguist/educator sharing insights on Anishinaabemowin word parts and taxonomy of plants and birds
Episode: Ep 12: Alan Corbiere (part 4)
Alicia Corbiere
Co-founder and co-leader of Majib Zadaa, youth language group
Majib Zadaa
Episode: Ep.8 Word Parts with Friends
Niigwani Bene Shis (Jojo Kewayosh-Deleary)
Miss Potawatomi and language advocate
Miss Potawatomi / Potawatomi Nation
Episode: Ep.8 Word Parts with Friends
Esbikenh Deleary
Anishinaabemowin immersion teacher
Bukedranong Anishinaabemowin Immersion School / University context
Episode: Ep.8 Word Parts with Friends
Gaagige Ganawendamaang Anishinaabemowin (Miigwanaabiikwe)
Co-host of The Language Podcast; language advocate and educator
The Language Podcast / Esbikenh organization networks
Episode: Ep.8 Word Parts with Friends
Dr. Alan Corbiere
Anishinaabe from Chiging on Manitoulin Island; assistant professor researching Indigenous histories, Anishinaabemowin revitalization
University/academic
Episode: Ep 6: What are Medials? ( -aabiig)

Hosts

Rochelle Ndijinikas
Host and co-creator focused on guiding conversations and learning journeys in Anishinaabemowin
Dené Sinclair
Co-host sharing learner experiences and facilitating discussions

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 20 ratings
  • So good! No matter what level of speaking you are.

    I'm only two episodes in and I love it. More specifically, I love how it connects intention in phrases, and how that may differ from English phrases. Miigwech niibowa!

    Audible
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    Lawrence
    United States5 months ago

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Ep 11: Alan Corbiere (part 3)
Q: Did you have any thoughts?
I think it's important to keep pushing ideas, even if they're outside the mainstream, because some of the best innovations come from taking risks and trying new approaches.
Ep 5: More on finals and laughing (-aapi)
Q: What is the funniest, off-true word you've ever heard? Ever.
The guests discuss a range of playful laugh-related words and end up highlighting phrases like Bougidopé and other expressive forms as examples of how humor is linguistically captured in Anishinaabemowin.

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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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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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