Intermediate Level Oneida Language
Intermediate course in Ukwehuwehneha (Oneida), focusing on sounds, writing, morphology, verb-based polysynthetic syntax, literacy, and basic conversational skills for this critically endangered Wisconsin Indigenous language.
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What you’ll be able to do
Discuss insights into Ukwehuwehneha and an Oneida universal perspective.
Converse using the syntactic structure of Ukwehuhwehneha, including using basic vocabulary correctly.
Utilize existing resources and implement current best practices for endangered language learning.
Source: UW Guide
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Learn the sounds and writing system of the language and examine the associated morphology and syntactical verb structures. Develop literacy and an understanding of the unique verb-based polysynthetic sentence structures, and utilize basic conversational skills currently being used among Ukwehuwehneha speakers. Ukwehuwehneha (Oneida) is one of the five Indigenous aboriginal languages spoken in the state of Wisconsin and part of a larger Iroquoian language family found only in North America. Ukwehuwehneha is considered to be a critically endangered language.
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Topics
- Phonology and orthography of Ukwehuwehneha
- Morphology and syntactical verb structures
- Polysynthetic sentence structure
- Iroquoian language family context
- Language endangerment status
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- Basic conversational skills in Ukwehuwehneha (Oneida) using correct syntax and vocabulary
- Reading and writing the Oneida language, including its sounds and writing system
- Analyzing morphology and syntactical verb structures in a polysynthetic language
- Implementing best practices for endangered language learning
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