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Beginner Lessons Beginning lessons offer a place for new learners to start. They require no prior knowledge of the language, but as you move through them you will find opportunities to practice what you've learned. These lessons support immersion and master-apprentice programs by giving shape to some of the oral information you.
- Introduction to Verbs & Pronouns
Anishinaabemowin is a language focused on describing the...
- The Sound of Our Language
One “i” is always a short “i.”. The letter “o” in...
- Lessons
The lessons on this site explain Anishinaabe grammar because...
- Introduction to Verbs & Pronouns
1168 Van Hise Hall. University of Wisconsin, Madison. Madison, WI 53706. This site provides an introduction to the Anishinaabemowin (Ojibwe) language, with a focus on the dialect spoken in Wisconsin and Minnesota. The site includes a set of lessons, with bits of conversation and grammatical components. There is also an on-line learner's grammar ...
- Waasabiik Ojibwemotaadiwin
- Let’s Start Ojibwe
- James Vukelich
- Anton Treuer
- Ojibwe First Nation Dubbings
- Waking Up Anishinaabemodaa
- Anishinaabe Videos
- Online Ojibwe Language Program – No Longer Broadcasting Classes
Waasabiik teaches core Ojibwe language topics in various styles. You can find videos teaching viewers: language memory songs, words with Minecraft, and lessons with talking animals & objects. Click here for more!
Video curriculum from Sault College. A multi-video playlist is compiled teaching the basics of Ojibwe pronunciation, vocabulary, and language. Click here for more!
Podcaster, Blogger, and Linguist Youtuber, James Vukelich. James’ videos mostly comprise Word of the Day videos that break down the meaning, origin, and history of Ojibwe words. Click here for more!
Anton Treuer is a Princeton graduate, author, and Ojibwe educator. He has headed many notable Ojibwe language and cultural revitalization programs, including having Rosetta Stone for Ojibwe language. His channel includes language, cultural teachings, and Word of the Day. Click here for more!
Ojibwe First Nation Dubbings is a channel focused on dubbing popular tv shows and movie clips entirely in Ojibwe. You can find dubs such as, Spongebob SquarePants, Proud Family, Sailor Moon, Scary Movie 3, and more. Click here for more!
Waking Up Anishinaabemodaa offers a variety of Ojibwe language videos for all skill levels. Some of their videos include Ojibwe language conference archives, read along stories, and a completely independent children’s program called “Koko Jones”, shot entirely in Ojibwe. Click here for more!
Anishinaabe videos provides Ojibwe language learning and culture videos. You can find read along stories, language lessons, and songs sung in Ojibwe. Click here for more!
The University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire has Ojibwe language courses ranging from Beginner to Advanced. To spread the teachings of the language, all classroom lectures are posted online free for viewing and download. An example of one of their many lectures can be found below. Click here for more!
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Jul 6, 2016 · The Ojibwe people are part of the Anishinaabeg, whose traditional territory stretches across central Canada and into the United States.The Ojibwe language (also known as Anishinaabemowin) is part of the Algonquian language family, alongside Odawa and Algonquin dialects. The 2011 Canadian census shows that nearly 20,000 people speak Ojibwe as ...
