Choctaw language lesson with Marco Fuller 🪶
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Choctaw language lesson with Marco Fuller 🪶
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Lesson one previously asked "Halito, chim achukma?", followed by lesson two "Vm achukma hoke! Chishnato?" which was the second person response. This lesson returns to the first person. Please visit choctawschool.com for more lessons. | School of Choctaw Language
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Lesson one previously asked "Halito, chim achukma?", followed by lesson two "Vm achukma hoke! Chishnato?" which was the second person response. This lesson returns to the first person. Please visit choctawschool.com for more lessons. | School of Choctaw Language
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NUMBERS IN THE CHOCTAW LANGUAGE
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NUMBERS IN THE CHOCTAW LANGUAGE
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In this lesson 'anumpuli' will change to 'anumpula' for the future tense marker 'achi.' Visit choctawschool.com for more lessons. | School of Choctaw Language
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In this lesson 'anumpuli' will change to 'anumpula' for the future tense marker 'achi.' Visit choctawschool.com for more lessons. | School of Choctaw Language
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🎁 Word of the Week: Na Hʋlbina — Gift or Present This week, we’re learning the Choctaw word na hvlbina, meaning gift or present. Celebrate the season of giving by learning and sharing this week’s word. 👉🏽 Try saying it: Na hʋlbina (nah hahl-bih-nah) �Come back next week to learn the Choctaw Word for lights. | School of Choctaw Language
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🎁 Word of the Week: Na Hʋlbina — Gift or Present This week, we’re learning the Choctaw word na hvlbina, meaning gift or present. Celebrate the season of giving by learning and sharing this week’s word. 👉🏽 Try saying it: Na hʋlbina (nah hahl-bih-nah) �Come back next week to learn the Choctaw Word for lights. | School of Choctaw Language
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'Toksvli' is the verb for working or to work, when you affix an 'a' the meaning changes to 'a place where,' 'there' or 'from'. Please visit choctawschool.com for more lessons. | School of Choctaw Language
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'Toksvli' is the verb for working or to work, when you affix an 'a' the meaning changes to 'a place where,' 'there' or 'from'. Please visit choctawschool.com for more lessons. | School of Choctaw Language
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The previous lesson asked "Katimma ish atoksvli?" This lesson answers that question. Visit choctawschool.com for more lessons. | School of Choctaw Language
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The previous lesson asked "Katimma ish atoksvli?" This lesson answers that question. Visit choctawschool.com for more lessons. | School of Choctaw Language
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In the Choctaw word order race or ethnicity is usually at the beginning of the sentence. Visit www.choctawschool.com for more lessons. | School of Choctaw Language
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🥰 Word of the Week: sholi — hug This week’s word is sholi, meaning hug — a simple word that carries warmth and connection. 👉🏽 Try saying it: sholi (shoh-le) Join us next week to learn the Choctaw phrase for Happy Valentine’s Day! | School of Choctaw Language
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☃️ Word of the Week: hʋshtula — winter This week’s Choctaw word is hʋshtula, meaning winter—a fitting word for the season. We hope this hʋshtula brings plenty of snowfall. 👉🏽 Try saying it: hʋshtula (hahsh-toh-lah) Come back next week to learn the Choctaw word for snow. | School of Choctaw Language
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🎄 Word of the Week: Nittak Hullo Chito Na Yukpa — Merry Christmas This week’s Choctaw phrase is Nittak Hullo Chito Na Yukpa, meaning Merry Christmas! Spread some holiday cheer by sharing this festive greeting with your family and friends. Keep learning with us, come back next week for one more holiday themed Word of the Week! | School of Choctaw Language
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❄️ Word of the Week: oktusha — snow This week’s Choctaw word is oktusha, meaning snow—the perfect word for this hʋshtula season. Here’s hoping we see plenty of oktusha this winter! 👉🏽 Try saying it: oktusha (ohk-toh-shah) Come back next week to learn the Choctaw word for coat. | School of Choctaw Language
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