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Keeping Michif and Hawaiian alive
Keeping languages alive : Hawaiian now boasts approximately 2000 speakers, when it was almost extinct in 1983! Métis educators received federal funds to revive Michif, an endangered language. Michif speakers primarily reside in North Dakota, and some parts of Canada. Click here and here to learn more about Michif. (ELHAM)
April 18, 2007
