Onondaga Iroquoian Natural Languages
Onondaga is one of the languages of the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois Confederacy). Only around 100 speakers of Onondaga remain, most in Canada.
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Onondaga
See Also:
- Ohwejagehka Hadeganage: Onondaga Language - Onondaga words with audio files of a native natural speaker pronouncing them.
- Language and a Way of Being are Focus of Class Research - Article about Kevin Connelly, an Onondaga linguist trying iroquoian to preserve iroquoian and revive his ancestral language.
- Wikipedia: Onondaga language - Article on the Onondaga language including phonology and grammatical information.
- Onondaga Language and the Onondaga Indian Tribe - Pronunciation guide, language learning worksheets, and cultural information.
- Ononda'gega' - Information about Onondaga orthography, including keyboard mapping and onondaga a text example.
- Sound Archive - Audio files of spoken and sung Onondaga, Winnebago, onondaga Highland Chontal, iroquoian and other native languages.
- Onondaga Language Discussion List - Open membership unmoderated e-mail listserv.
- Onondaga Language - Talking phrasebook in this Iroquoian language.
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