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Lucasfilm, the Dakota Ojibway Tribal Council and the University of Manitoba said they've reached an agreement to record a dubbed Ojibwe vers
The galaxy of Star Wars is expanding once again as plans take shape to translate the original 1977 Hollywood hit into the Ojibwe language. Lucasfilm, the Dakota Ojibway Tribal Council and the University of Manitoba said they’ve reached an agreement to record a dubbed Ojibwe version of Star Wars: A New Hope. The first film in George Lucas’ popular sci-fi series introduces many of the beloved characters, including Jedi Knight Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia and Han Solo and his Wookiee co-pilot, Chewbacca.
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🐠 Pocket Anishinaabemowin (Ojibwe): A Phrasebook for Nearly All Occasions by Patricia M. Ningewance, C.M. (2009/2023)
A book on what to say in the Anishinaabe language at Airports, Bush Trails, Ceremonies, Conferences, Courtrooms, Emergencies, Hospitals, On the Phone, and While Visiting.
Brothers George and Stephen Bonga fur traders of a African father and Ojibwe mother. George born in 1802, Stephen 1799, they were among the first blacks born in Minnesota. Schooled in Montreal, Quebec They could speak French, Ojibwe, and English. They lived with and acted as translators for the Ojibwe. Bungo Township in Cass County Minnesota is named after their family. (Spelling varied widely at that time)
MNIDO GIIZIS or "SPIRIT MOON" –
The first moon of the thirteen moons is The Spirit Moon. During this time I acknowledge the silence of winter. The stillness of all things, try to hear the Great Mystery in it, and contemplate my own place within that movement.
Ojibwemodaa! Let’s speak Ojibwe!
Gidaa-giziibiigininjiin- you should wash your hands
Wiisinidaa- let’s eat!
Geyaabi wiisinin! Keep eating!
Gimino-pidaan ina? Do you like the taste of it?
Aaniin ezhinikaazoyin? What are you called/what’s your name?
Cedar indizhinikaaz- I’m called Cedar
How old are you? Aaniin endaso-biboonigiziyan?
I’m 34 years old. Nisimidana shi niiwin nimbiboonigiz.
Ambegish minwendaman ji-ani-gimendaman owe! I hope you enjoyed learning this!
Have you heard about Boozhoo Nanaboozhoo? I heard a bit about it from my editor.
Yeah, I saw it briefly!
https://indiancountrytoday.com/news/boozhoo-ojibwe-speaking-puppets-hit-the-airwaves
Y’all wanna hear smthn my ojibwe teacher said to our class the other day?
We were watching brotherbear and afterwards he was talking about it, and how it makes you think, and during the conversation he mentioned being separated from our cultures, and then said,
“We think so much with our European brain, that we forget to think with our Native brains”
And let me tell you,, that for some reason made me so emotional.