Re: no Delaware interpreters?

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Posted by Beth on October 25, 2000 at 05:30:13:

In Reply to: Re: no Delaware interpreters? posted by Mike S. on October 24, 2000 at 11:01:09:

Thanks, Mike and Elaine! Your posts were very helpful, and I think I will begin learning a native language-winter in the Blue Ridge Mountains can be long & cold. Wow, you guys DO know everything.....
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: : : : Since no one answered my post yesterday I assume no one knows the lines in the film that are in Delaware? Wow, I thought you guys knew everything....

: : : Well, we do ... EXCEPT that! :)
: : ******************************************
: : AHA!!!! I have found your one weakness! Too bad...I always wanted to learn a native language....looks like a good time to start.

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: Well, Beth, you can start by buying the "Handbook of the Delaware Indian Language, The Oral Tradition of a Native People" by Scott Hayes Wenning, available from Wennawoods Publishing, RR 2 Box 529C, Goodman Road,Lewisburg, PA 17837
: 1-800-796-1702. It is a very good starter book on this language.

: or see

: www.wennawoods.com

: Scott is the keeper of the language, so he knows his stuff.

: Regards,

: Mike

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: Thanks, Mike and Elaine!  Your posts were very helpful, and I think I will begin learning a native language-winter in the Blue Ridge Mountains can be long & cold.  Wow, you guys DO know everything.....
: *************************************************

: : : : : Since no one answered my post yesterday I assume no one knows the lines in the film that are in Delaware?  Wow, I thought you guys knew everything....

: : : : Well, we do ... EXCEPT that! :)
: : : ******************************************
: : : AHA!!!! I have found your one weakness!  Too bad...I always wanted to learn a native language....looks like a good time to start.

: : ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

: : Well, Beth, you can start by buying the "Handbook of the Delaware Indian Language, The Oral Tradition of a Native People"  by Scott Hayes Wenning, available from Wennawoods Publishing, RR 2  Box 529C, Goodman Road,Lewisburg, PA  17837     
: : 1-800-796-1702.  It is a very good starter book on this language.

: : or see

: : www.wennawoods.com

: : Scott is the keeper of the language, so he knows his stuff.

: : Regards,

: : Mike


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