French greeting (Bonjour) came from Ojibwe Indians (Boozhoo)

The so called French greeting (Bonjour) actually originated with the Ojibwa Indians (Abenaki). When the French traveled to the Americas, they were met by the Objibwe and greeted with "boozhoo", which the French in turn adopted. Boozhoo (pronounced bonzou) is Objibwe god. Legend says that Boozhoo would return one day in an unknown form, hence the ojibwa would greet foreigners with "Nana Boozhoo" "are you boozhoo" or simply "boozhoo". Another word that was taken from the ojibwa is "Indigo". The pseudo historians claim like it comes from ancient greek (like every other word) but it actually comes from the Americas. The word means "the spirit knows me as...". So it a way to introduce yourself. The ojibwa also have words like indizinikaas (sounds very similar to indigenous), indaa, ininan & indininaan which all can be used as a way to identify. I'm sure that this is probably where the modern word "Indian" comes from

[bigkev]

*"Encyclopedia of American Indian Contributions to the World: 15, 000 Years of Inventions & Innovations" (2001).*

[ValleyKelleyInc]

Thank you Brother! Finally someone is saying it for people in the back. They came here for Free education AND Religion.

[chief-kowi-lowak-fleming]

Yes. Not just Europeans which we all know they are Swarty European aka black Europeans the Moors as well mixed with our indigenous word and language this why we speak different from English, British and other foreigner nation in Europe. And North Africa which are Spaniards, Portugal, Egypt, France, Romania, Turkish ects.

[starrchld]

big facts. and you can add the english and spanish right along with the french...

[Sam-ysvz]

Ayyeee... mi boi... how u biin Xhief...

[coreyjenkins]

Latin was the UNIVERSAL language between Indigenous(Copper Colored) folk around the world to communicate when Bartering/Trading of goods, World Fairs, etc.

[lionswolvesandhebrewsohhmy]

Makes you ask yourself what was the true origin of the people that created these European countries, and languages before they were taken over. 🤔 was Europe originally settled by American colonies then ran out back to America?

[lordvonmanor]

Hahaha, if you recall all European languages are Indo meaning Indus.
Well, Nword means Indiërs therefore all Blacks people are the Multi Racials (Indiens).
That's the difference between Indo-Europeans and Europeans.
Black meaning Sorte or Zwarten (Mixed of Colour). The issue today is Indiërs are unable to recognize other Indiërs.

[cantfindmykeys]

Hola, mi amigo! Que pasa? Come visit me before I get deported :D

[adlevhashamayim]

I saw someone explain that INDIO is the cryptic way of writing JUDIO. The logic behind this is that the letter blocks that were used in the early printing presses were sometimes interchangeable in the Spanish language for example the f would be used as an s and other examples. Similarly to how now we use numbers as letters with the invention of the internet and abbreviations. “lol” -> “l0l” or “c4$h” etc.
So in the word INDIO the “N” actually is also used interchangeably as the letter “U” so the word INDIO actually reads IUDIO which is iudío, with that soft Y “yeh-“ sound instead of the harsh “j” JOTA “lle-“ sound which is closer-sounding to the original Hebrew YOD י than the Latin J.

YUDIO
IUDIO
indio / INDIO

Thoughts?

[nvmilk]

French came from the 1500s tho. If it came from before colonization there’s a strong argument that the French at the time frame it was possible would be a completely different language itself. Like olde English vs English hundreds of years ago were two entirely different languages with a couple words that made it through the changes of time but even hundreds of years ago they would’ve needed a translator to understand them heir ancestors