On august 1st 2015 I started developing this website. There are a few projects we have planned for mobile devices, IRL resources that will help early years educators and new language learners develop basic command of the Kanienkeha language.
This is an introduction to the blog section. I will post news and updates about site content and releases of our projects development.
Thanks,
Benjamin
We appreciate that you’re taking great language Notes. As part of our Open Source project, our research grows when we grow together.
This website was created for community development of the Kanienkeha online language resources. With help from you and our elders we can create a digital inventory of the language and discuss the cultural significance behind each word. If we can build the dictionary to about 10,000 words this program will expand to a next phase and development will start on a google style translator with audio to help with pronunciation.
Nia:wen/Thank you
Benjamin Doolittle
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