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... provide highly informed feedback on content of textbooks and grammars. During many of the projects I was basically in a daily contact with her via Skype, discussing edits, brainstorming and making improvements. I remember that whenever I was out of ideas or inspiration as to how to present certain ...

... for people who grew up speaking Lakota and who have maintained a high level of fluency, and who would be willing to do consulting work over Skype (alternatively telephone). If you are interested please contact jfu@lakhota.org for more details.

... 1) The de-scrambling sentences exercises are a great way to learn syntax. These are great puzzle type problems to work through. 2) Reading the Skype emails between the various friends and then speaking the parts on our Saturday Skype sessions was very very helpful and fun. 3) The drawings on ...

... When I first saw you, I would never have thought that I would be able to fry (and burn) garlic in Lakota just a few months later - virtually, in a skype meeting. :D I have found many interesting people here, committed to saving a wonderful language, commited to teaching and helping each other. ...

... vocabulary and grammar through contextual methods, having chats and conversations in Lakota, holding on-line classes and study groups over Skype and last but not least learning from making mistakes – a necessary part of learning a language. All of these things represent a major contribution ...

... you want to be useful in the forum. Mitch is doing a great job in initiating a lot of communicative activities (which is important!!) including Skype conversations, Ali is active in listening, others are more involved in reading or translation or helping in welcoming new members etc. This is ...

The Kevin Locke prayer song is wonderful!!! I want to transcribe the melody and the words. Alas, my sound quality is poor even with a Skype-quality headset. Mr. Locke may have been singing quietly so as not to disturb others. Where can I find this song? We have copious recorded readings on ...

... members from the language learning process. This includes conduct in the public forums, its private messaging system, and any LLF-sponsored group Skype sessions. 6) No matter how fluent, we are all learners, no one is a supreme authority • If you are not a fluent native speaker, do not claim to ...

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