Wayne Jackson, founder of the nêhiyawêwin (Cree) Word of the Day FaceBook page (left), and Aaron Fay, a new Cree language learner from Edmonton (right).
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- Christmas Songs and Carols
- Ave Maria (Schubert)
- Angels We Have Heard on High
- Away in a Manger
- âsay manito-âwasis / He is born, the divine Christ Child / Il est né, le divin Enfant
- Chipmunks’ Christmas Song
- Huron Carol
- O Holy Night
- Mary Okosisa / Mary’s Boy Child
- Santa Claus wi-takosin / Santa Claus is Coming to Town
- sêwêyâkanak / Jingle Bells
- kāmwāci tipiskāw / Silent Night (y-dialect, audio)
- The Little Drummer Boy
- Other Resources
- Stay Home: Learn Cree
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- For language learners
- mâci-nêhiyawêwin / Beginner’s Cree Preview: Solomon Ratt (y-dialect)
- A Special Preview of Solomon Ratt’s “Beginner’s Cree”
- Chapter One Videos – Sound System & SRO
- Chapter Two Videos – Nouns
- Chapter Three Videos – Prepositions, Locatives, Demonstratives
- Chapter Four Videos – VAI (Animate Intransitive Verbs)
- Chapter Five Videos – VII (Inanimate Intransitive Verbs)
- Chapter Six Videos – My Relatives
- Chapters Seven & Eight – VTA & VTI (Transitive Verbs) – Video Lessons
- A Special Preview of Solomon Ratt’s “Beginner’s Cree”
- Paupanekis: Intro Cree Audio Files (n-dialect)
- Paupanekis: Cree 2 Audio Files (n-dialect)
- mâci-nêhiyawêwin / Beginner’s Cree Preview: Solomon Ratt (y-dialect)
- Cree Place Names
itwêwina Plains Cree Dictionary
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