Lakota Language Forum - Lakȟól’iya Owáakhiye Othí

... locally installed Lakota keyboard, such as the Lakota Keyboard and Font bundle or a keyboard designed with the MS Keyboard Creator. In this case leave the KEYBOARD ON checkbox unchecked. Please note that if you want to look up words from older texts or use approximate spelling it is better to ...

... words and expressions originating in other languages are acceptable and which are not. An example is the French Language Academy. Other countries leave the language users to make such decisions on their own or to follow recommendations made in various publications by universities and other institutions. ...

... communication. The textbooks recycle only about four or five activity types and none of them involve a real communicative purpose. Such activities leave students unengaged and unmotivated. 2) Quality of Lakota language within the textbooks Errors in grammar are often difficult to avoid when writing ...

... I have Internet access, without needing to carry the book around. It's going to be especially useful to me at university, because I will have to leave the NLD book in my room while I go to classes. (I can't carry such a heavy book in addition to all my classwork etc., however much I want to!). ...

... very professional! Líla čhaŋtémawaštelake! Great job Mitch!! He "team effort" héčha. Mitch I stand corrected! :blush: Didn't mean to leave anyone out! A special thank you goes to our member Mitch who is the author of the skin as well as of all the new graphic components of the forum, ...

... an invented (non-existing) English word "schair": Say: schair, schair, schair (s)chair When you say the word for the fourth time leave out the "s" but keep the un-aspirated pronounciation of ch. That is the sound of the Lakota č. At first Lakota un-aspirated č may sound ...