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Miigwech for sharing. I would like to learn the teachings behind the fisher in relation to the stars and summer

Thank you for sharing, James. 🙂💚

Miigwech🪶

Thank you so very kindly ❤❤❤ ❤❤❤ ❤❤❤

here in s.w. MI learning what I think is truly important!!!! ty!!!

I found out about you from iready❤!

Hi James, Thanks for spreading the knowledge of the Ojibwe language. It's very informative and inspiring. I do however have a question. You mentioned "Gizhawenimin" and "Gizaagi'in" both means I love you. Can we use them interchangeably? Or are there certain scenarios where we use the one over the other?

To say thank you for your work would be unfitting. I am humbled by the gift you share. May we all continue with a little more wisdom now.

thank you for having these videos! we must make sure they stand the test of time for us younger people

Thank you! You are inspiring,informative and present in an easy to understand full meanings of words.

So grateful for your teachings. Blessings!

❤❤❤thank you 🎉

This man is in my iready and I came to see if it’s real

Came here from I ready

This is really cute actually, my mother is named June and her hair is red 😂 And she's my heart 💕 I think I'll call her this just for fun

Omg I is read u on iready!!

An animate noun a living thing

Chi-miigwech. Gunalchéesh from Alaska.

I got you’re channel from iready 😰

Thanks for this. I'm trying to convince my wife to name our next son Fox, now i know how to pronounce it in my tribal language ❤

Since I learned this, it is part of my morning prayer. Miigwech.

Parallel...hmm...oniishin!

Even in a physical sense,,,the foods we eat come from all over,,,clothing also,,,ideas,,,and mostly the air we breathe, the water...and even moreso w/the "inter-knot"...not to mention our chemicals here are the same all over the Universe...Stardust R Us.

This looks/sounds identical to your video on Being Human...but it is well worth hearing again.

Yes, we are ALL Native Earthlings, Full-blooded Human beings; Creator has made us in many colors and often we lose the trail in our provincialisms. I will attempt to watch all your videos onzaam you are hitting the nail right on its head!

Very well spoken...one of the best I've heard! Thanks for diffusing a sensitive topic in such a niishin way. You settled a deep conflict I've had for a long time. Muchas Gracias/much grace.

This week I am celebrating the efforts of indigenous communities to restore the culture and traditions which were nearly obliterated. Miigwech for forgiveness and for sharing with everyone. Reading your book again this week.🔥❤

I’m a former Instagram follower. Glad to find you here.

Chi-miigwech from an non-native but ally from Europe.

Nanaboozhoo , indoodem Waabi Makwa . Aaniin , my name is Ben - E . Thank you for education you give . Migweech , Danke , Gracias , thank you .

Beautiful teaching. Thank you. 🙏🏼

Interesting. In Abenaki we say “sen” (said like zen). Seems we share a distant relative 😊

Miigwetch!

debwewin > mikinaak , migweech for your gikendaasowin . . .

without you i will not survive ! Chi miigwech

Very nice sentence and sntiment!

I love your messages. Thank you! You are a blessing, even if I don't learn the words, I like your positive vibes. Blessings to you and your family. From Tili Ayala

You are my Brother, and I see your spirit. Thank you for sharing your warm words of healing. The Creator bless you. From Tili Ayala

That is very beautiful. I'm now close to Chief Midegah here in Independence, Missouri. I want to learn a few words here. Creator bless you. From Tili Ayala

Joining you in being thankful!!

Your prayers are spot on! I look forward to your words. Trying to learn bit by bit.

Magnificent is fitting! Sounds add a lot to your description of the word for rock. Thank you!

Again the explanation is so good to know. I also homeschooled my children. I learned so much in the process!

Always a bright spot in the day to hear you with the word of the day with the explanation.

OK, the reason I ask is that there are several native American leaders buried in Philadelphia who came from the Midwest in the 1790s . Anyway, I answered my question: Ndenwémagen my relative. Ndenwémagnenan our relatives. Ndenwémagnek our relatives that are spiritually related to us. Ndenwémagnenanek all of our relatives, a spiritual term. (can be a social term too)th Potowatomi is an Anishnabe language. So, I hope they appreciated my attempt to pray for them and apologise.

Does this work in Potowatomi, which is also an Anishnabe language?

I’m here because of iready

So absolutely beautiful. Miigwech.🙏

Ty ty for these videos. The only word my gramma spoke in ojibwe that i remember is odeiman. Its freakin awesome to hear our language on yt 😊 ❤️🖤🤍💛🧿🩵✌🏼

❤ amazing!