Good for downloading Cree font program.
Linda Demers's List: Non-English Materials (Cree)
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May 14, 09
Languagegeek is dedicated to the promotion of indigenous languages – primarily those of North America by providing the tools which speakers, educators, and learners can use to communicate on-line or in print,.
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Languagegeek is dedicated to the promotion of indigenous languages – primarily those of North America. By providing the tools which speakers, educators, and learners can use to communicate on-line or in print, the realm of computers will no longer be the sole domain of a few global languages. Whether it be e-mails, web pages, or word processing, computers have the potential to be a powerful means to level the playing field among all of the world’s languages.
Languagegeek provides free fonts and free keyboard layouts which try to cover all of the characters (alphabetical letters/Syllabics) necessary for writing Native languages. Syllabics (Algonquian, Athapaskan, Inuit, Cherokee) take centre stage with type faces in new and innovative styles. Several fonts are also available for those languages which use a Roman orthography but require a number
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May 14, 09
This site is devoted to Native American Languages. It has Cree Language Lessons for "A Cree Phrase Book" which include 48 comon subject areas such as; greeting, numbers and weather.
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May 14, 09
Online English to Cree and Cree to English Dictionary. Contains articles from famous Alberta Elders' Cree Dictionary and Cree Words Dictionary.
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May 14, 09
This is kid's site of Canadian settlement. One area covered in the Plain Cree with information on history, daily life and culture. Includes books and links , educational resources and activities.
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May 15, 09
Written by Cree-speaking students. Winnipeg, Manitoba: Department of Linguistics, University of Manitoba. Covers areas of history, quotes from Elders, sound system and alphabet, grammer, phrases, instrutional materials and dictionary.
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May 15, 09
he Saskatchewan First Nations Heritage Site is designed to serve as a resource for compiling and sharing information related to the language, culture, arts, history, and current affairs of the Dene, Woodland Cree, Swampy Cree, Plains Cree, Saulteaux, Dakota, Nakota, and Lakota. It has been established to assist First Nations people, educators, students, government agencies, and the general public in gaining access to information pertaining to Saskatchewan First Nations
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Online resources that focus on the Cree language- dictionary, word usage, background, Cree lanuage lessons, pronunciation and culture.
Updated on May 15, 09
Created on May 14, 09
Category: Cultures & Community
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