Nakón-wico'i'e né uspénic'iciyac / Practising Nakoda : A Thematic Dictionary Inuktitut Language Dawn Dumont brings her signature

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Nakón-wico'i'e né uspénic'iciyac / Practising Nakoda : A Thematic Dictionary Inuktitut Language Dawn Dumont brings her signatureVincent Collette is a professor of linguistics at the Universit du Qubec Chicoutimi, and the editor of Nakn ia wo! Beginning Nakoda and A Concise Dictionary of Nakoda (Assiniboine). He is interested in Indigenous languages of North America, and is specialized in historical linguistics, semantics, and morphology. Tom Shawl has worked as a Nakoda culture and language instructor at the Aannii Nakoda college in Fort Belknap and jr. sr. high in Harlem,