Manitoba Cree vs Owóksape

The Manitoba Swampy Cree Language App was developed and created by the Aboriginal Languages of Manitoba Inc. and the Manitoba Indigenous Cultural Education Centre Inc. The App contains 16 categories with over spoken 150 words and phrases in the Swampy Cree language. The app uses the spoken word to teach the Cree language. Each category has words in english with corresponding cree voices. This app is a great tool for the first time Cree language learners. Practice your cree with this fun app. Download it today.

Owóksape is a fun new learning platform for the Lakota language. We focus on providing quality curriculum developed with fluent native speakers and language learning experts. Learn Lakota the easy and friendly way with Owóksape! Earn points by completing lessons and exercises providing practice listening, reading, writing and speaking Lakota. Advance to later units, providing extensive knowledge of Lakota grammar and sentence patterns. You can learn Lakota one day at a time! Keep your Lakota learning fire strong and bright by selecting a learning pace and sticking to it with daily lessons, exercises, and review that will increase your Lakota proficiency. New curriculum is regularly added to continue advancing our growing community of learners. Learn together and learn better! You can Find New Friends, Discuss Lakota Learning Topics in the Owóksape Village Forum with other students. Post your own new topic or reply to others post, Gain Points, and get Awarded with Badges to show off to your family and friends. Invite more friends by connecting with your social networks such as Facebook and Google. Work hard and reach the Top Learners list competing with the whole community or just your friends. Review specific units and topics or allow Owóksape to create a review deck specifically designed to help you achieve. Learning Lakota becomes simple and effortless with Owóksape! Owóksape is made possible by the generous support from the Administration for Native Americans, Lush Cosmetics, the South Dakota Community Foundation, San Manuel Band of Mission Indians, and the Santa Fe Natural Tobacco Company Foundation.