Activity 1a Sound Differences in Cree-Innu The Algonquian language family is made up of many Aboriginal languages found in North America such as Cree, Innu, Ojibwe and Micmac. The mother language is called Proto-Algonqui - Proto-Algonquian language - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Activity 1a Sound Differences in Cree-Innu The Algonquian language family is made up of many Aboriginal languages found in North America such as Cree, Innu, Ojibwe and Micmac. The mother language is called Proto-Algonqui Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-06-21 15:35:10 Open Document File Size: 61,48 KB Share Result on Facebook Continent North America / / Person Martha Michell / Alice Lalo / Louise Blacksmith / Helene St-Onge / Leda Corrigal / Silas Nabinicaboo / Michell - Woodland Cree / / URL www.atlas-ling.ca / / SocialTag Indigenous languages of the Americas Languages of the United States Algonquian peoples First Nations in Quebec First Nations in Alberta Cree language Innu people Cree Ojibwe language First Nations

Activity 1a Sound Differences in Cree-Innu The Algonquian language family is made up of many Aboriginal languages found in North America such as Cree, Innu, Ojibwe and Micmac. The mother language is called Proto-AlgonquiAdd to Reading List