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Ihieng Kaselehlie Lesson #5 - Durative Aspect in Pohnpeian Verbs with Reduplication that can be used with Aspect Markers Wie, Pahn, and Kin. The Durative Aspect is identified by the reduplication of the verb. There are many patterns, depending on the verb. Assignment: Starting on page 78 of Ponapean Grammar Book (Rehg and Sohl), write down the various patterns of reduplication and try to listen...

Saipan, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands

To avoid capture by the Americans at the end of WWII, many Japanese and Chamoru jumped to their death at the now sacred grounds of Suicide Cliff on Saipan.

sights and sounds Pohnpei Island

Ihieng Kaselehlie Lesson #4 - Habitual Aspect in Pohnpeian Verbs with Aspect Marker Kin. Kin is used in front of Pohnpeian Verbs when describing a habitual action or activity in the past or the present. If it is a habitual activity in the future, then you would combine two aspect markers pahn and kin in front of the verb. Note that pahn is the aspect marker for the unrealized (future) verb acti...

Ihieng Kaselehlie Lesson #3 - Supplement to Pohnpeian Verbs Lesson#3 on the Unrealized Aspect and Aspect Marker Pahn. Add Pahn, Men, and Kak to your Pohnpeian Language Tool Box when you want to express yourself in the Unrealized Aspect, action that has not taken place yet. Wasahkan koaros me pahn sapwung, komw ketin kaitarala. This video, nor any on this channel, may be used commercially or for...

Ihieng Maingko, Kaselehlie Lesson #3 - Overview of Pohnpeian Verb Activity: Prefixes, Suffixes, and Aspects with the Unrealized Aspect shared. Before you go to the Lesson #4 video, you will want to watch the supplement: Lesson #3 Supplemental Video: ua-cam.com/video/zqnCDclOLiU/v-deo.html Assignment: 1. Memorize the helper word pahn for use in sentences describing unrealized action. Pahn is ide...

Ihieng Maingko, Kaselehlie Lesson #2 - subject pronouns to use with verbs - important for basic sentence construction with verbs. Assignment: 1. Memorize subject pronouns. 2. Find a native Pohnpeian Language speaker to be your study budy! 3. Listen for the subject pronouns when you are listening to your family members speak. Can you hear any of the subject pronouns. Does that give you a better ...

Ihieng Maingko, Kaselehlie! Join me online for a season to study Pohnpeian Verbs! Lesson #1 - general introduction to transitive and intransitive verbs. Assignment: Do a search for verbs in your dictionary (online or hard copy). Find your favorite vt. or vi. verb and list it in the comments below. Do you find any other kinds of verbs? How many did you find under each letter of the alphabet? Lis...

Pohnpeian Damian Sohl speaks about the Pohnpeian language and what is needed to ensure it is protected for future generations. Interested in endangered languages and efforts to revitalize them? Here are a few. If you have recommendations, please add them in the comments section: - Hale, K., Krauss, M., Watahomigie, L.J., Yamamoto, A.Y., Colette-Craig, L.M.J. & England, N.C. (1992). Endangered l...

Damian Sohl of Pohnpei shares his perspective on publishing the first Ponapean-English dictionary and the new online Pohnpeian-English dictionary. Edits to transcript are pending....

On Family, Clans, and Pohnpeian Oral History with Mr. Damian Sohl. For more information about the Sokehs Rebellion during the German Administration visit these links: SONG transcribed by PLCusa: ua-cam.com/video/XIFUIQwrk40/v-deo.html ORAL HISTORY from Damian Sohl on Pasifika Renaissance: ua-cam.com/video/5X3pSMihQbc/v-deo.htmlsi=QssZap1u7NpobpX8 For more on the Lipitahn Clan, visit this link: ...

Pohnpeian co-author of the Pohnpeian-English dictionary, Damian Sohl speaks about the Pohnpeian language and what is needed to ensure it is protected for future generations. Interested in endangered languages and efforts to revitalize them? Here are a few. If you have recommendations, please add them in the comments section: - Hale, K., Krauss, M., Watahomigie, L.J., Yamamoto, A.Y., Colette-Cra...

Sukuhliki Mahsen en Pohnpei - Learn to Speak Pohnpeian

Pohnpeian Words and Cultural Connections: Lapwehpwe

Palikir Likin Lamalam

Sounds of the Wind through Iron Trees in Palau at Dawn

FINAL Mount Holyoke College Volleyball Appreciation Tanya Harris Joshua Class of 1990

Sounds of Kickin' it at Tumwenpwel (Nose of Dirt) Pohnpei

Sounds - Waterfalling at Kepirohi, Pohnpei

Sounds of Pohnpei Rain, Calming - Kotou Mosul Pohnpei

Pohnpeian Legend of Soulepwelepwehdi and Soukepinalu - English Version

Soai pwoat sang Pohnpei Soulepwelepwehdi Soukepinalu FINAL

A Pohnpeian Legend of the Soulik of Na and the Sting Ray

Soai pwoat sang Pohnpei - Soulik en Na oh LIkend en Kep

Vowels and Sounds - Vowel oh Ngihl Kan

Consonants - Ngilen konsonend kan ni Lokaiahn Pohnpei - Pohnpeian Consonants

Ihs me Mwengemwenge

Kidihmen oh Kaht Emen