🎉 Gwich'in language classes for youth under 18 are every Tuesday & Thursday from 3:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the Nihtat Gwich'in Council (side door) 🎉 Please sign up at [email protected] or with Jacey Wayc on Facebook. Mahsi cho :) #waycwayc #Gwichin #Inuvik

See you in class this week :) Every Tuesday & Thursday from 3:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Mahsi cho Nihtat Gwich'in Council! Please sign-up by emailing [email protected] or messaging Jacey Wayc on Facebook :) #waycwayc #Gwichin #Inuvik

Here is an example of what a day in Gwich'in class looks like! :) Our youth language classes are every Tuesday & Thursday from 3:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. please email Jacey at [email protected] to register Mahsi Nihtat Gwichin Council #waycwayc #NihtatGwichin #Inuvik #Gwichin

💫 Gwich'in Family Language Learning Kits & Youth Gwich'in Language Lessons 💫 Please contact Jacey Wayc on Facebook or at [email protected] to sign up Mahsi cho Nihtat Gwich'in Council #waycwayc

Happy Father's Day!! 💗💗 Shitii - dad Tya'aa - my dad Shoo'ii - uncle (mother's brother) Jijii - grandpa (Teetl'it) Didii or Shitsii - grandpa (Gwichya) #SpeakGwichinToMe #Gwichin

Do you remember when you joined Twitter? I do! #MyTwitterAnniversary

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Hai' thank you - #speakgwichintome #gwichin #languagerevitalization #indigenous #dene #dinjiizhuh #inuvik #northwesterritories #yukon #alaska #indigenouslanguages #whitehorse

The registration form is now live! :) here: forms.gle/szQDqT5D4E37EU… Email Jacey at [email protected] We appreciate Canadian Roots Exchange (CRE) for the resources to host this virtual event. Thank you to the winner of our logo contest Adanchilla Pauls #waycwayc #WesternArcticYouthCollective

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I was trying 2B stubborn & not memorize & learn grammatically my language frm a book but b/c I can't create immersion experiences all the time, then I do actually have to read frm a book & learn, especially the patterns.#ILR #Cree I have to study b/c MAP mentors have jobs/lives.

kisēmanito e kī miyin kotak ōma miyo kisikak… nanaskomon.

How do you say “truth” in your language and what is the direct translation?

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Wish I knew but I loved it there :) gwiinzii!

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My goal has always been to focus on everyday language use in the home, words used by family. nohkompan was essential in this act of reclamation, we used everyday informal loving language with each other & my children. I learned very early to use language to stay in the language