Manataka® American Indian Council
Presents
LANGUAGE BOOKS,
TAPES & CD's
Cherokee | Comanche | Kiowa |
Choctaw | Creek | Lakota - Sioux |
Chickasaw | Delaware | Sign Language |
The American Language Reprint Series Complete Catalog |
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Cayuga Vocabulary Catawba Vocabulary Cherokee Vocabulary Delaware Vocabulary Etchemin Vocabulary Huron Vocabulary Mahican Language Massachusett Vocabulary Mohawk Vocabulary Mohegan-Pequot Vocabulary Miami Vocabulary |
Miami-Illinois Grammar Nanticoke Dialect New Jersey Delaware Vocabulary New Jersey Indian Vocabulary Oneida Vocabulary Onondaga Vocabulary Powhatan Vocabulary Powhatan Dictionary Roanoke Vocabulary Seneca Vocabulary |
Shawnee Vocabulary Souriquois Jargon Stadaconan Vocabulary Stockbridge Mahican Vocabulary Susquehannock Vocabulary Tuscarora Vocabulary Tutelo Language Tutelo and Saponi Vocabulary Unami Jargon Woccon Vocabulary Wyandot Vocabulary |
Notice: Occasionally books may be discontinued or out of stock without prior notice. With written permission, your order may be filled from the 'shelf'. Shelf books are new, but some may be slightly discolored or sale tags may be still attached.
Foreign Customers: Shipping fees and import duties (if any) may not be calculated properly at time of purchase so please do not click on the payment Add to Cart button or the order may be rejected. We ask Foreign Customers to email your order. Please do not include credit card info in the email. Manataka Books
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CP-010 -BEGINNING CHEROKEE - BOOK
by Ruth Holmes & Betty Sharp Smith |
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SEE,
SAY, WRITE CHEROKEE - Book and Audio Set The See, Say, Write method of teaching the Cherokee language developed by the Cherokee Nation Indian Adult Education Department and Chief Jim Gray Wolf Henson (ret) is the fastest, easiest way to learn! Chief Henson's audio presentation is excellent! Henson was vice chief and chief of the United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians of Oklahoma for 25-years. Choose between a 211-page book and a two-hour CD set, or a 211-page book and two CD's. Cassettes also available. Either way: $45.95 + s/h |
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CP213- CHEROKEE ENGLISH DICTIONARY
by Durbin Feeling and William Pulte |
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CP470- EASTERN CHEROKEE LANGUAGE SAMPLER by Marie Junaluska Words and phrases spoken. Includes tape with phrase book. Excellent presentation. Suggested as a first step in learning. $22.95 + s/h |
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CP470CD- WESTERN CHEROKEE LANGUAGE SAMPLER by Marie Junaluska Now the best selling language sampler is available on compact disc (CD). Words and phrases spoken. Includes tape with phrase book. Excellent presentation. Suggested as a first step in learning. $24.95 CD |
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CP547- EASY TO USE CHEROKEE DICTIONARY
By
Prentice Robinson |
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CP214CD- INTRODUCTION TO CHEROKEE - Book & CD by Sam Hider Cherokee speaker Sam Hider developed this course that has become a standard for Indian language learning programs. It has been endorsed by the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma. Contains syllabary with pronunciation guide and writing guide, sentence structure, conversational phrases, food words, asking directions, numbers, months, days of the week, buying things and a 600 word glossary. 60 page 3-ring binder with a CD. Easy to follow, the program is totally portable. Recommended for serious learners. $ 53.95 + s/h |
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CP 764-
NATURE NAMES 40 animals are presented with each animal's name written in English characters, Cherokee characters and sound equivalents in English, enabling one to pronounce each animal's name in Cherokee. This book is a great supplement to your Cherokee language study and a great teaching tool for kids. 5 1/4 x 8 1/2 40 pages, Illustration of each animal, paperback. $ 8.95 + s/h |
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CP470W-
EASTERN
CHEROKEE LANGUAGE SAMPLER by
Sam Hider |
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CP470W-
WESTERN
CHEROKEE LANGUAGE SAMPLER ON CD by
Sam Hider |
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CP167- CHEROKEE LANGUAGE WORKBOOK & CASSETTE TAPE SET VOLUME 1 By Prentice Robinson New Lower Price!! Was $31.95 Now only $27.95 + s/h |
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CP167B- CHEROKEE LANGUAGE WORKBOOK & CASSETTE TAPE SET VOLUME 2 By Prentice Robinson New Lower Price!! Was $31.95 Now only $27.95 + s/h
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CP043- CHEROKEE WORDS - Eastern Dialect By Mary Ulmer Chiltoskey An inexpensive dictionary with pictures on every page. History section. Phonetic and Cherokee Syllabary spellings of hundreds of words. $ 7.50 + s/h |
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CP211- YOUR NAME IN CHEROKEE
By Prentice Robinson |
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CP568- SYLLABARY FLASHCARDS By Prentice Robinson Learn to speak Cherokee the quick way with these handy flash cards. Excellent teaching tool for small groups. $ 11.95 + s/h |
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CP585- SPEAK CHEROKEE RIGHT NOW By Billie Ruth Walls Phonetic pronunciation and spelling of hundreds of words. English into Tsalagi dictionary. Dedicated to Leon Gilmore, historian of the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma for many years. $ 8.95 + s/h |
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OS18846- INTRODUCTION TO CHOCTAW - book & cassette By Gregg Howard Over 2 hours with workbook. Endorsed by the Language Retention Committee of the Choctaw Nation as a valid language learning program. Elder Charley Jones describes the pronunciation of the language and teaches the Choctaw numbers, months, days of the week, animal names, food words, asking directions and many useful phrases. Highly recommended. $ 59.95 |
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OS08061- CHOCTAW LANGUAGE AND CULTURE: Chahta Anumpa Combines a beginning language and grammar text with a selection of essays on Choctaw history, language, and culture from prehistoric times to the present. Designed for classroom use and to preserve the rich heritage of the Choctaw language, the lessons introduce new words, explain sentence construction and correct usage, and provide exercises in grammar and composition. Author Biography: Marcia Haag, Assistant Professor of Linguistics at the University of Oklahoma, is Linguistic Consultant for the Language Program, Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma. Henry Willis, a native speaker of Choctaw, is a community teacher and consultant for the Language Program, Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma. $ 25.95 + s/h |
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OS08061 - BEGINNING CREEK (MUSCOGEE) By Pamela Joan Innes and Linda Alexander Beginning Creek provides a basic introduction to the language and culture of the Mvskoke speaking peoples, Muskogee (Creek) and Seminole Indians. Written by linguistic anthropologist Pamela Innes and native speakers Linda Alexander and Bertha Tilkens, the text is accessible to general readers and students and is accompanied by two compact discs. $49.95 + s/h |
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188465- INTRODUCTION TO CHICKASAW By Gregg Howard Chickasaw Nation member Yvaone Alberson, Jerry Imotichey, Carlin Thompson collaborated with Gregg Howard to produce this program and provide the advantage of hearing three dialects spoken. Careful attention is given to the pronunciation of words and phrases in the 2 hr audio tape/workbook program. The program is endorsed by the Chickasaw Nation. 60 page self-paced 3-ring binder workbook with two audio tapes. Easy to follow, the program is totally portable. $ 69.9 + s/h5 |
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OS02927- COMANCHE VOCABULARY (1928) Bureau of American Ethnology, Bulletin 84 ByGarcia Rejon, Manuel, Gelo, Daniel J. Published Jun 1995, University of Texas Press. Edition: Trilingual ed., 1st ed Hardback. 76 pps. The Comanche Vocabulary collected in Mexico during the years 1861-1864 by Manuel Garcia Rejon is by far the most extensive Comanche word list compiled before the establishment of the Kiowa-Comanche-Apache Reservation in 1867. It preserves words and concepts that have since changed or even disappeared from the language, thus offering a unique historical window on earlier Comanche culture. This translation adds the English equivalents to the original Spanish- Comanche list of 857 words, as well as a Comanche. $ 41.95 + s/h |
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DELAWARE | ||||
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LENAPE ENGLISH DICTIONARY From an Anonymous Ms. In the Archives of the Moravian Church at Bethlehem, PA. Edited, with Additions, Daniel G. Brinton, A.M., M.D., Professor of American Archaeology and Linguistics in the University of Pennsylvania, Anthony, Rev. Albert Seqaqkind, Editors. Book Description: Philadelphia: The Historical Society of Pennsylvania, 1888, 1888. Buckram. Book Condition: Good. Octavo. 236 pp., spine detached, boards shaken, inside hinges cracked, bookplate & call number inside front board, old call number label on spine, worn at tips of spine and edges/corners of boards, first several leaves loose, otherwise good. Ex-Library. Bookseller Inventory # 25452 $159.95 + s/h |
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OS18897- A VOCABULARY OF THE DELAWARE By James Madison Recorded in the Indian village of Edgepillock in New Jersey in 1792, (modern-day Indian Mills, Burlington County) these 267 words of the Southern Unami dialect are taken from the papers of President James Madison as reprinted in Henry Schoolcraft's Indian Tribes. Also contains 76 entries Johannes DeLaet's 1633 vocabulary of the Sanhican Indians north of Trenton, NJ, which some scholars believe is the only example of the Unalachtigo dialect of Delaware. $49.95 + s/h |
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A MISSION DELAWARE VOCABULARY Edited and translated by Raymond Whritenour
Beginning in
the mid eighteenth century, seven Moravian missionaries recorded
extensive works in the Delaware or Lenape language. John Ettwein
(1712-1802) was among the earliest. His most significant work is a
long manuscript vocabulary of words and short phrases likely
collected prior to the Revolutionary War. This manuscript, now kept
in the Moravian Archives at Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, preserves some
rare lexical gems of the Lenape language that, absent Ettwein's
endeavors, would have been lost to posterity. However, it was
originally written in German and has never before been published.
Raymond Whritenour has at last made this excellent resource
accessible to a modern audience in English. This first ever
published edition of A Mission Delaware Vocabulary is a translation
of the original manuscript, featuring over 1,300 Lenape words and
phrases in both Lenape-English and English-Lenape sections. Using
the Lenape entries as a guide, Whritenour has also annotated and
corrected Ettwein's translations and provided etymological
explanations where appropriate, making this work useful not only to
historical researchers but also modern-day students and those
interested in language reconstruction. |
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KIOWA | ||||
OSxxxlok- VOCABULARY OF THE KIOWA LANGUAGE (1928) Bureau of American Ethnology, Bulletin 84 Washington, D. C. Government Printing Office 1928. VG. Spine gilt oxidized. Clean green cloth with gilt decorated spine. Text tight, clean & intact. Illustrated with tables. Small & distinct tribe which history traces from the original habitat in Western Montana to their present home, Anadarko, OK. 253 pp. Hardcover. $ 41.95 |
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LAKOTA - SIOUX | ||||
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PC - 2500PC LAKOTA LANGUAGE WORKBOOK and CD Book One by Peter Catches NEW! This is a workbook and CD that was created for Middle and High School students of Pine Ridge. It’s focus on learning to speak the Lakota Language. We feel that students have had such a hard time learning to speak Lakota because it is usually taught like one would teach the English language. We have used simple phrases that are used every day in the Lakota world. There are 14 lessons with 10 to 14 phrases for each lesson. Each lesson is on a track on the CD, so the student will be able to “hear” the pronunciation clear, simple and if they need to again and again. After seven lessons, Zintkala Oyate shares a story that is imbued with the gifts of the Lakota culture for “encouragement”. After each phases there is a place to write the sentence again and again. There is a “Notes” page at the end of each lesson. This will have the words that you can ‘take apart’ in the phase. It will have pictures of the nouns and actions, as many people learn ‘visually’. There are lined pages to write notes and write the words that you are having trouble. #2500PC $24.95 + s/h |
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PC - 3220PC LAKOTA LANGUAGE Book and CD - Book Two by Peter Catches NEW! This booklet contains simple and common phrases in Lakota. These terms are used daily and are basic in the interactive involvement in speech. You will also find a Pipe Filling Song, a Four Direction song, a Grandfather Song, and a Thanksgiving Song. Songs that are very relevant and purpose of the Inipi (Purification Rite; Sweat Lodge), also it has a sample of a prayer in Lakota. My father, Lakota medicine man Pete Catches Sr. states in the book 'Sacred Fireplace, "If you are going to participate in Lakota ceremonies, you should learn the language." With the help of this booklet and CD, you have journeyed into a beautiful realm that is unique in the Western Hemisphere. My prayers are with you. -- Zintkalal Oyate #3220PC Price: $32.50 + s/h |
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CP 763- INDIAN TALK - Sign Language
By
Iron Eyes Cody |
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WH - 22029-1 Indian Sign Language Cheyenne, Arapahoe, and other tribes. Written instructions and diagrams show you how to make the words and construct sentences. Book also contains 290 pictographs (language in pictures) of the Sioux and Ojibway tribes. 111 pages. Paper. $10.95 + s/h
Table of Contents for Indian Sign Language
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Notice: Occasionally books may be discontinued or out of stock without prior notice. With written permission, your order may be filled from the 'shelf'. Shelf books are new, but some may be slightly discolored or sale tags may be still attached.
Foreign Customers: Shipping fees may not be calculated properly at time of purchase so please do not click on the payment Add to Cart button or the order may be rejected. We ask Foreign Customers to email your order. Please do not include credit card info in the email. Manataka Books