How the Arapaho tribe is trying to save its language and culture
To save their dying language, the Arapaho turn to high-tech apps, old-school flash cards and a new generation.
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I’m half Arapaho , I didn’t know my tribe for so long bc my father (who I got the native genes from) wasn’t in my life for fifteen years. I love knowing who my other ancestors are now and learning about them. Hopefully I can learn the language of my people one day
I am 27 and I am Arapaho . My family wasn’t very close to our culture. I am reaching out and learning as much as I can. I’m slowly trying to learn our language and it’s been a rocky road trying to find a mentor, videos… I pray our language lives long and we bring growth to our knowledge as Hinono’ei. Aho
just beautiful that people want to preserve these beautiful language. I hope that 20 years later i will hear people who speak Arapacho language fluently to each other.
@wyattchair2405
6 жыл бұрын
Bart Spongebob I know I am a student at the Arapahoe school the name Wyatt sunrhodes
@bartspongebob9879
6 жыл бұрын
Wyatt C'Hair so how good you can speak this language?
Please Arapaho tribe. continue teaching your children your native language. Once it goes - it will be gone forever.DO NOT LET THAT HAPPEN. PLEASE. It is so important that the Indian languages and cultures are kept alive. As is said at the Blood Kainai Days - " We are still here "..
My family is of Arapaho descent. My grandmother's great-grandmother was Arapaho. I love this this is a great find! I hope there's a way for my family to learn this beautiful language.
All strength and success to you in keeping Arapaho alive and bringing it back into everyday use among all generations!
Well I love the Arapaho people.
@leanneadams2549
3 жыл бұрын
I can only say that I wish I was Arapaho !!
@Pasovineyard
3 жыл бұрын
@@leanneadams2549 Good people
✊ aho' from ho-chunk' my name is drew 👋 thx for sharing
My daughter is Arapahoe. I see those cheeks run in the tribe. 💛
I'm the girl in the green jingle dress I remember this
Hey I'm in this one I go to Arapahoe school
@darcioldman6909
3 жыл бұрын
i go to arapaho school
@leanneadams2549
3 жыл бұрын
Then you are very lucky ! I’d love to go !
i heard of these great people.
I am historically from the Arapaho tribe, my great great grandmother was Arapaho, to learn this language would be a blessing in my personal heritage.
My daughter is Arapahoe
@theempresss
3 жыл бұрын
@Danny Ortiz hey!
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Billy Roach my father own Arapaho/Saskatchewan same thing soon will pow wow, Idaho/NezPerce
When they opened the schools to our grandparents English was mandatory and all other languages were lost, it was also split along lines of who stayed on the reservations and who pled allegiance to the us
Saskatchwan Arapahos British Canda Kiowa Comanche Algonguian
Arapahos trying to get Idaho shelter Own Saskatchewan/ Nez Perce and use Tomahawks. Robert Roach his real son Billy Roach 42nd Bryant Park Sleeping on subway 7 train.
Hinóno’éíno’
why do these people continue with all this heritage stuff as they see themselves left behind in every way. move forward for gods sake
@MarleyBarbie918
2 жыл бұрын
May whatever hatred holds your soul, be gone. A'ho.
@TheRainyKingdom
2 жыл бұрын
Personal heritage is extremely important.
@kdjudo9089
Жыл бұрын
So everyone else can express their culture and do what they want for their heritage but us natives gotta leave it in the past? Mann Ik this was a year ago but that’s a wack thing to say.