#wolastoq.txt

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our& indigenous pronouns explained !

nekm - he/him/she/her - mi'kmawi'simk

nekmewei - his/hers/its - mi'kmawi'simk

nekmow - they/them/theirs - mi'kmawi'simk

ninen - we/us - mi'kmawi'simk

ninenewei - our/ours - mi'kmawi'simk

nekom - he/him/she/her/his/hers - wolastoqey

nekomaw - they/them/their/theirs - wolastoqey

nita - it/its/that one - wolastoqey

agma - he/she/it - abenaki

agmowo - they/them - abenaki

wiiya - he/him/she/her - michif

wiiyawow - they/them - michif

anima - it/its - michif

niiyanaan - ours - michif

kiiyanaan - we/us ( two or more ) - michif

kiiyawow - yourselves - michif

khondae' - this/this one/these ones - wendat

wiin / ᐐᓐ - he/him/she/her - anishinaabemowin

wiinawaa / ᐐᓇᐙ - they/them - anishinaabemowin

giinawin / ᑮᓇᐎᓐ - we/us - anishinaabemowin

disclaimer: it's always encouraged but not necessarily a requirement to add an "&" next to a name or a pronoun to acknowledge & respect our& plurality !! <3333

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Creator in our indigenous languages

Kisul'kw — Mi'kmawi'simk

Kisul'kw na ni'n elia'sutmai — The Creator is the one I pray to. — Mi'kmawi'simk

Kisiyulinoq — Wolastoqey

Kchi Niwaskw — Abenaki

Li Bon Jeu / Lii Kriiateur / Kishay Menitou — Michif

Iarenda / Orenda — Wendat

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Translated Two Spirit into my& other indigenous languages &:

nisonul pisuwin — Wolastoq

deu lii zisprii — Michif

tëndih oki — Wendat

aguaso chibaiskweda — Abenaki