Live Your Language
In many ways, language expresses worldview. For your culture to be alive, it's important for your language to be alive.
Live Your Language shares and celebrates the Native languages of northwestern California.
This program made possible in part by a grant from the
HSU Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
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Live Your Language shares and celebrates the Native languages of northwestern California. This segment shares the Yurok way to share where you are from. -
On this segment of Live Your Language, linguist Susan Gehr teaches us how to say "I love you" in Karuk. -
Live Your Language shares and celebrates the Native languages of northwestern California. This segment features Karuk language and is presented by Julian…
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Kayla Begay provides this segment of Live Your Language. In Hupa: see you later, "nuniwhtsis-te" -
Linguist Susan Gehr shares a bit of Karuk language. "A'ama" means salmon. Susan provides cultural context and examples of the use of the Karuk word for… -
In many ways, language expresses worldview.Leo Canez introduces us to the meaning and useage of 'Ayekwee' (Oyekwee) in the Yurok language.
