Crow language video 01

This clip contains basic Crow language (Apsaalooke) vocabulary complimented by the Plains Sign Language. It was originally created in 2004 and modified in 2006 by Lanny Real Bird and Roy Stewart (editor). The narrator is Fatima Bad Horse. The purpose of this video is to teach basic words, phrases, and questions in Apsaalooke. The original production contains over 400 phrases in Crow and has been adapted in Hidatsa, Dakota, Mandan, Lakota, Nakona, Chippewa, and Cree. This design was to have a Crow word said and 2-3 seconds of silence to be used to imitate the speaker and perform the sign. The captions show the English meaning of each entry. That way a learner can say, understand, and learn vocabulary of the Apsaalooke. Copies are available at the LBHC Bookstore. It also accompanied by flashcards and an index. This video has been used extensively in the Plains Sign Language class, Conversational Crow, and in Crow language classes in the Wyola and Crow Agency Schools.

[@callosamiusprometheus7350]

My Nana is also Crow tribe, and I recognise a lot of these gestures from her. Even if her voice doesn't know the spoken language, her being knows the common languge of the plains ♡

[@healingelementsukwithleanne]

I've been drawn to learn Crow language as I've recently learned my Spirit guide was part of the Crow Tribe in Rising Sun 😇🙏 he has a beautiful energy, and was a Powerful and Wise Medicine Man

[@lannyrealbird9015]

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[@lannyrealbird9015]

So cool. Tell me more...

[@LloydsofRochester]

This is awesome! As an ASL interpreter, I find this very fascinating and useful! There should be more such videos.

[@allthingsbright73]

Love this. Learning so much.

[@SevensMarkedSeven]

Factss

[@lannyrealbird9015]

Reach out in FB messenger. I am training about once or twice a month. August 31 in Stanton, ND on Zoom and FB live. August 23 and 24 in Edmonton, AB on Zoom and FB live.

[@fawkes3d803]

any ideas how i can learn the language as a 15 yo german kid? i looked for books online that maybe teach basic grammar and vocabulary and all that stuff but i just couldnt rlly find anything, and i of course dont rlly have the chance to talk to natives and stuff.. the language sounds rlly beautiful, i find it interesting

[@lusolad]

Could you communicate effectively with other plains nations using this sign language? Or just specifically Crow people?

[@lannyrealbird9015]

It is an international language among the civilizations of the Plains of the Americas. There are variations just like dialects. When we talk we gesture and pisl is in our DNA.

[@sebastianloyde7246]

I find that howi in Wuckchumni means yes and sounds like Bad in crow language apsaalooke , is actually a coincidence? , how’s crow language is written.?

[@oldarpanet]

Thank you, Dr. Real Bird.
Is video 02 available?

[@lannyrealbird9015]

It was sold at the Little Big Horn College Bookstore. 2 DVDs with 400 entries and 2 CDs with audio version.

[@KonniSelonke]

Dear Danny ... such an wonderful language. Thank you for sharing it. Would you be so kind and tell me the translation of "are you here (there)" . A good friend told me it is "De ko lah" but I don´t know if that is right and if - how to spell it. Thank you in advance ...

[@lannyrealbird9015]

That's it

[@rad545]

i am from Saudi Arabia ａｎｄ i love to learn ur languge You Are native Americans

[@bataspolitiksngfilipinas7910]

Looks like military sign language in Philippines

[@katelynm1835]

Ro swtca qo... ueowao...

[@venom2677]

Klg agio?

[@laverneabe3120]

A little too complicated for me as you were always. Many blessings to you.

[@daron6616]

Only Crow word I know is washunka (horse)

[@mountainnative4065]

That ain’t a crow word for horse