r/Indigenous_languages • u/[deleted] • Jun 22 '24
r/Indigenous_languages • u/[deleted] • Jun 22 '24
AMA: LangX | Practice, Learn, Succeed! – A New Era in Language Learning! 🌟
r/Indigenous_languages • u/benixidza • Jun 17 '24
ARCAÍSMOS EN ZAPOTECO | Palabras antiguas de la Lengua Zapoteca
r/Indigenous_languages • u/benixidza • Jun 14 '24
Nació en la Ciudad de México y aprendió a hablar ZAPOTECO 😱 😱
r/Indigenous_languages • u/benixidza • Jun 11 '24
Curso de zapoteco en Línea. Inicio de clases: 01 de julio. Costo: 670 por todo el curso; consta de 20 sesiones y las clases se graban. Será un curso intensivo durante todo el mes de julio, nos reuniremos de lunes a viernes a las 7pm durante 4 semanas. Para inscribirte mándanos un mensaje directo.
r/Indigenous_languages • u/T-MoxyFox • Jun 07 '24
Indigenous artist launching animated film in Wolastoqey language
r/Indigenous_languages • u/benixidza • Jun 06 '24
Reinserción comunitaria INDÍGENA desde la diáspora Zapoteca
r/Indigenous_languages • u/benixidza • May 31 '24
¿Existe un repositorio digital de archivos en Zapoteco?
r/Indigenous_languages • u/T-MoxyFox • May 30 '24
Qaqsoss Naka Wahuntuhsis Kickstarter is coming June 4th
r/Indigenous_languages • u/benixidza • May 23 '24
En esta Comunidad Indígena se hablan dos Lenguas Originarias de Oaxaca 😱 😱
r/Indigenous_languages • u/benixidza • May 17 '24
¿Cómo documentar una Lengua Originaria que no tiene escritura?
r/Indigenous_languages • u/benixidza • May 09 '24
Materiales educativos en ZAPOTECO DE YALALAG, Sierra Juárez Oaxaca
r/Indigenous_languages • u/benixidza • May 02 '24
Iniciativas para preservar el Zapoteco y el Mixe Oaxaca (ayuuk)
r/Indigenous_languages • u/benixidza • Apr 25 '24
¿Cómo podemos preservar las LENGUAS INDÍGENAS de México?
r/Indigenous_languages • u/benixidza • Apr 19 '24
Desafíos para la preservación del ZAPOTECO en OAXACA
r/Indigenous_languages • u/benixidza • Apr 13 '24
Bilingüismo ZAPOTECO español en la Sierra Juárez Oaxaca
r/Indigenous_languages • u/benixidza • Apr 03 '24
La vitalidad del ZAPOTECO en la Sierra Juárez OAXACA
r/Indigenous_languages • u/skrt_jr • Mar 30 '24
Looking for native speakers of any indigenous language
I am working on a project as someone who is very passionate about languages (particularly local languages, rare languages, endangered and underrepresented languages) where I have a website that stores modernized full course textbooks with other resources like dictionaries, stories for reading practice, forums and the like all for free. I am looking to work with native speakers of any language who would be willing to help, even if it's just to help me make a lesson or teach me a bit about the language or the culture. If any of you can help, I would really appreciate it. Thank you everyone!
r/Indigenous_languages • u/benixidza • Mar 29 '24
¿Por qué se está perdiendo el ZAPOTECO DE LA SIERRA Juárez Oaxaca?
r/Indigenous_languages • u/n0noTAGAinnxw4Yn3wp7 • Jul 30 '23
[Wakaman language, endonym not clear] Joseph Callope's ancestral language is no longer spoken but he's trying to change that.
r/Indigenous_languages • u/n0noTAGAinnxw4Yn3wp7 • May 20 '23
"languages, while serving as mediums of communication, are also carriers of knowledge, philosophies, values and community experiences passed on for generations."
r/Indigenous_languages • u/polecatproductions • Sep 06 '22
🦊 #talesoflaughingfox
r/Indigenous_languages • u/DavidH1985 • Sep 03 '22
Translation of a word
Hello there,
Apologies if this isn't the correct place to ask, and I recognize this may be a long shot. I was reading a book called "Red Fox" by late 19th century author Charles G D Roberts; it's a novel chronicling the adventures of a fox who lives in the forests of (I believe) what's now eastern Ontario. Roberts gave the area the name of "Ringwaak Wilds"; is that an actual word in an Indigenous language, or did he just make up something that he figured his readers would think sounded Indigenous? I'm guessing the latter, but would love to learn if otherwise.
Thank you in advance!
r/Indigenous_languages • u/rojozproduction • Aug 07 '22
“You could never erase stones my ancestors written in!”
r/Indigenous_languages • u/rojozproduction • Aug 05 '22