Intermediate Level Hoocak/ho-chunk Language
Intermediate Hoocak (Ho-Chunk) language course focusing on literacy, sentence/verb structures, and conversational skills.
Summary
Lectures are small, with a median of 1 enrolled students in the recorded sections.
What you’ll be able to do
Engage in conversations using the Hoocak language that are fluid and organic, showing an understanding of sentence types, verb modification, and negation.
Demonstrate listening comprehension when listening to stories told by first language speakers without needing to relisten to the recordings.
Demonstrate language proficiency by varying sentence structures when telling/asking locations of objects and using the object orientation positional.
Utilize appropriate vocabulary and grammar for the difficulty of conversations, including refining formulation and using the actor/undergoer and inclusive or dual forms.
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the class
Develop literacy and an understanding of the unique sentence and verb structures and utilize basic to intermediate conversational skills currently being used among Hoocak speakers. Utilize a growing vocabulary that is appropriate for higher level conversations. Hoocak (Ho-Chunk, formerly referred to as the Wisconsin Winnebago) is one of the five Indigenous aboriginal languages spoken in the state of Wisconsin and part of a larger Souian language family found only in North America.
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Topics
- Hoocak syntax, verb modification, and negation
- Hoocak linguistic classification within the Souian family and its status in Wisconsin
- Expressing location and object orientation in Hoocak
Skills
- Understanding Hoocak sentence and verb structures, including verb modification and negation
- Basic to intermediate conversational skills and listening comprehension for Hoocak stories
- Vocabulary expansion and use of specific grammatical forms like actor/undergoer and inclusive/dual forms
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