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Ojibwemowin Resources
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Ahaw, Ojibwemodaa!
Ojibwemowin is spoken in an area spanning Quebec to Saskatchewan, and from Michigan to Montana.  There are many Ojibwemowin speakers, perhaps numbering 50,000, making it the fourth largest North American indigenous language [Nichols, in Baraga 1992:vi].  It is a part of the Algonquian language family, which spreads further from Ojibwemowin in all directions, especially up and down the Atlantic seaboard.

The links at right will contain instructional Ojibwemowin materials and related information

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1 Reading and Writing Ojibwemowin 1226
2 Family Language Class information 916
3 One Ojibwemowin Introductory speech 1089
4 Everyday phrases to use with your children 1127
5 Ojibwemowin Around the House 1173
6 Some Notes on Grammar 1001
7 Other Resources about Ojibwemowin 1007
8 Orthography and Pronunciation 895