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pê-nêhiyawêk: Come Speak Cree in Regina with Darren Okemaysim
FREE conversational Cree classes every Monday evening from 6:00pm-8:00pm at the Gathering Place 4001 3rd Avenue North, Regina. For more information or to register call (306) 522-7494. Please Share.
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Hello Arden,
I was wondering was the plural form for goose is.
Great resource by the way!!
Thank you!
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