Supporting and celebrating global linguistic diversity
Classification: Iroquoian
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"This work is intended to help those learning and teaching the Oneida language. Oneida is a complex language quite different from English and learning it requires several resources. This work is meant to be one of those resources but by no means should it be the only one."
Read documentClifford Abbott |
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