Logs: A blend of indigenous Native American Abenaki & French Language translated🪵#wabanaki #abenaki

This Abenaki Language voice recording teaches how to pronounce and translate the words Piyo and Piyoak from Abenaki Language.

Abenaki Language is an indigenous Algonquin dialect.

The Abenaki words for Log and Logs are pronounced and translated while speaking Abenaki language.
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Piyo=Log (from French)
Piyoak=Logs
Piyoag=other spelling/pronunciation
-ak=Denotes pluralization (Awani / Awanigik)
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Alnôbaôdwawôgan= Abenaki language
Alnôbaôdwa= Speaking Abenaki
Alnôbaiwi=The Abenaki Way
Wôbanaki =Abenaki (People of the Dawnland)
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