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Say Hello in the Mohawk Language
Kanien'keha
| English: | Hello | (your name), they call me |
|---|---|---|
| Mohawk: | Sekoh | (your name) yonkyats |
| Pronunciation: | SEH-goh | (your name) YONG-yats |
Mohawk Alphabet
Learning Mohawk
- Mohawk Native Tongue
- Mohawk Words: Various Samples
- 20 Vocabulary Words in Mohawk
- Useful Words and Phrases
- Mohawk Language
- Kid’s Stop: Languages Mohawk
Mohawk Culture
- Mohawk Literature
- Mohawk Months
- Treaty with the Mohawk, 1797
- Constitution of the Iroquois Confederacy
- Mohawk: American Indian Studies
- Quebec History: Mohawk Indians
- Iroquois Creation Story
- Iroquois History for Kids
- Mohawk Nation News
- Thanksgiving Address
Who Can You Talk To?
There are around 3,000 people who speak Mohawk in Ontario, Southern Quebec, and the United States of America*.
Now you can say hello to 3,000 people!
*Source: Ethnologue: Mohawk (2005)
Say Hello to the World was created by Lorri Mon.
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