Activity 4 Vowel Differences in Cree-Innu The vowels in the Cree-Innu languages are: a, e, i, and o u, some of which can be long or short. The length is indicated by either a double vowel, a macron, a hat, or a dot over - Central vowel - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Activity 4 Vowel Differences in Cree-Innu The vowels in the Cree-Innu languages are: a, e, i, and o/u, some of which can be long or short. The length is indicated by either a double vowel, a macron, a hat, or a dot over Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-06-21 15:35:09 Open Document File Size: 63,06 KB Share Result on Facebook Person Martha Michell / Louise Blacksmith / Marion Cox / Brigitta Piwas Aylward / Silas Nabinicaboo / Leda Corrigal / Michell - Woodland Cree / / Position speaker / / URL www.atlas-ling.ca / / SocialTag Indigenous languages of the Americas Cree language Cree Innu people Innu language Naskapi Algonquian languages Naskapi language Canadian Aboriginal syllabics First Nations

Activity 4 Vowel Differences in Cree-Innu The vowels in the Cree-Innu languages are: a, e, i, and o/u, some of which can be long or short. The length is indicated by either a double vowel, a macron, a hat, or a dot over Add to Reading List