A recording of Osage elder Leroy Logan speaking on the importance of the Osage Language. Thanks to the Osage Nation Language Department and Cultural Center for this video series. Find out more at osageculture.com | Osage Nation
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A recording of Osage elder Leroy Logan speaking on the importance of the Osage Language. Thanks to the Osage Nation Language Department and Cultural Center for this video series. Find out more at osageculture.com | Osage Nation
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Leroy Logan - The Osage Language
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Leroy Logan - The Osage Language
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𐓏𐒰𐒼𐓂͘𐓒𐒷 Steven Pratt | The classroom where 𐓏𐒰𐒼𐓂͘𐓒𐒷 Pratt teaches Osage language is unique among the various classrooms of the Osage Nation Language Department. A former Head Committeeman, Taildancer, and current Road Man in the Lottie Shunkamolah Chapter of the Native American Church, Dr. Pratt teaches his classes in the Shunkamolah Summer House located in Hominy Indian Village. He utilizes curricula that he personally developed, combined with new curricula emerging from the Language
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𐓏𐒰𐒼𐓂͘𐓒𐒷 Steven Pratt | The classroom where 𐓏𐒰𐒼𐓂͘𐓒𐒷 Pratt teaches Osage language is unique among the various classrooms of the Osage Nation Language Department. A former Head Committeeman, Taildancer, and current Road Man in the Lottie Shunkamolah Chapter of the Native American Church, Dr. Pratt teaches his classes in the Shunkamolah Summer House located in Hominy Indian Village. He utilizes curricula that he personally developed, combined with new curricula emerging from the Language
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LEARN. SPEAK. REVITALIZE. “You all want to know this Osage language and I think that is good. Thus in this manner while you learn in the future you’ll talk to converse with each other. It’ll be good. It’s gonna benefit you. God gave you all this mind, this heart, and this body.” - Leroy Logan (1912-1990) | Osage Nation
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LEARN. SPEAK. REVITALIZE. “You all want to know this Osage language and I think that is good. Thus in this manner while you learn in the future you’ll talk to converse with each other. It’ll be good. It’s gonna benefit you. God gave you all this mind, this heart, and this body.” - Leroy Logan (1912-1990) | Osage Nation
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VIDEO: In conjunction with the Osage Nation Language department and Daposka Ahnkodapi, we bring you “Osage Word of the Week.” A continuing series aimed at promoting the Osage language. This week’s word is Daposka Ahnkodapi “Our School.” Video by Osage News #OsageNation #DaposkaAhnkodapi #OsageLanguage | Osage News
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VIDEO: In conjunction with the Osage Nation Language department and Daposka Ahnkodapi, we bring you “Osage Word of the Week.” A continuing series aimed at promoting the Osage language. This week’s word is Daposka Ahnkodapi “Our School.” Video by Osage News #OsageNation #DaposkaAhnkodapi #OsageLanguage | Osage News
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For the first time ever, many people around the world heard the Osage language on live television during the broadcast of the 96th Academy Awards. Composer Scott George’s (Osage) celebratory song “Wahzhazhe (A Song for My People)” had never been written down before being submitted for nomination. The lyrics repeated again and again “Wahzhazhe no-zhin te-tha-bey / Wa-kon-da they-tho gah-ka-bey,” translate to “Osages, stand and be recognized / God made it for us.” “Our songs make people come toget
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For the first time ever, many people around the world heard the Osage language on live television during the broadcast of the 96th Academy Awards. Composer Scott George’s (Osage) celebratory song “Wahzhazhe (A Song for My People)” had never been written down before being submitted for nomination. The lyrics repeated again and again “Wahzhazhe no-zhin te-tha-bey / Wa-kon-da they-tho gah-ka-bey,” translate to “Osages, stand and be recognized / God made it for us.” “Our songs make people come toget
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VIDEO: Osage Immersion and Osage Language students attended the 14th Annual Oklahoma Native American Youth Language Fair on April 4. The students competed against more than 20 other tribal language programs at the Sam Noble Natural History Museum in Norman, Okla., on the University of Oklahoma campus. A full list of winners will be published in a forthcoming Osage News story. #OsageNation | Osage News
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VIDEO: Osage Immersion and Osage Language students attended the 14th Annual Oklahoma Native American Youth Language Fair on April 4. The students competed against more than 20 other tribal language programs at the Sam Noble Natural History Museum in Norman, Okla., on the University of Oklahoma campus. A full list of winners will be published in a forthcoming Osage News story. #OsageNation | Osage News
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Bartlesville High School Offers Osage Language Class
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Fingerweaving is an important Osage cultural art that creates unique and colorful designs worn by both men and women. Today, weavers who carry on this tradition find solace in keeping this vital practice alive for future generations. About the series: The Osage Nation Cultural Center and Language Department have collaborated to create a series of videos dedicated to sharing, preserving, and celebrating the values, teachings, and traditional ways of the Wahzhazhe people. Find the whole series her
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Dr. Herman Mogri Lookout invites you to join the Osage Nation Languages Department classes! Come learn how to think Osage! #wahzhazhealways | Osage Nation
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