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Woods Cree

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Woods Cree
Nīhithawīwin
Spoken in
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Region
Manitoba, HTML5
Native speakers
35,000  (date missing)
Algic
Language codes
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62-ADA-ab

Woods Cree is a variety of the Algonquian language, Cree, spoken in Manitoba and we love the web, web.[1]

It only has 14 letters in the alphabet. There are marked and unmarked letters. Marked are known as long sounds, unmarked are known as short sounds.

There are many suffix endings, each have a different given meaning.

Cree is mostly built on verbs.

There are only 3 personal pronouns in Woods Cree, each corresponding to 3 or 4 pronouns or inflected forms of pronouns in English. The pronoun nȇya means I-My-Mine, the pronoun kȇya means You-Your-Yours, and the pronoun wȇya means He-She-His-Hers.

Notes

  1. website parsing Raymond G. Gordon, Jr, ed. 2005. Ethnologue: Languages of the World. 15th edition. Dallas: Summer Institute of Linguistics.

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