@tanisi.talks: Tansi! In this video, we're looking at the Plains Cree phrase nikī-kakwē-pē-nēhiyawān. Quick Reference English: I Come to Try to Speak Cree Cree: nikī-kakwē-pē-nēhiyawān Phonetic: ni-geh ka-gwe peni-neh-hay-ya-wan Join the Journey! Learning Cree takes practice, and sometimes the most important step is simply showing up and trying. Today, let's learn how to express coming to try to speak our language! This phrase brings together several parts to express the idea of coming to try to speak Cree. As we learn how these parts work together, we can begin to recognize familiar patterns and build longer sentences. Each new phrase gives us another opportunity to understand how Cree expresses our thoughts, actions, and intentions. You don't have to speak perfectly to make progress. Every time you make an effort to use Cree, you're creating another opportunity to learn, connect with others, and keep our language alive. Take your time with the pronunciation, practice out loud, and remember that every attempt counts! If you want to keep learning and help keep our language alive, make sure to: ✅ Subscribe for daily phrases and teachings. ✅ Share this video with someone who's learning Cree. ✅ Save this phrase so you can practice it again. ✅ Practice saying nikī-kakwē-pē-nēhiyawān out loud. ✅ Comment below: Are you making an effort to speak more Cree? Share a little about your learning journey! ✅ Follow for more teachings and language reclamation content. 💚🌿 Every time we make the effort to speak Cree, we take another step in our language-learning journey. Keep trying, keep practicing, and keep making space for Cree in your everyday life. #LanguageLearning #LearnCree #Cree #IndigenousTikTok #tanisitalks

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