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APWAD - A Potawatomi Word a Day: 365 Bodewadmi Words You Can Learn This Year - Paperback

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by Dolores A. Perrot (Author), Donald A. Perrot (Author)

From the popular website "APWAD - A Potawatomi Word a Day" comes 365 Words that You can learn this year...printed and bound for you to carry wherever you go. Perfect for beginning language learners, or as a gift for your family and friends.

Author Biography

Donald A. Perrot was born on Powers Bluff, near Arpin, WI in 1939. He was raised in a multi-lingual Native American community, and learned to speak Potawatomi, some Ojibwe, and Odawa, some Menominee, and some Winnebago by the time he entered school at age 6. He didn't learn to speak English until starting school at the age of six. These languages mentioned were very much in vogue among the people he lived with during his tenure as a youth, but Potawatomi became his staple language, as most of his family spoke this tongue privately.

Number of Pages: 198
Dimensions: 0.45 x 9.02 x 5.98 IN
Publication Date: October 22, 2009
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