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Indigenous Languages INDL
INDL 301 303
 

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Senior Courses
 
Indigenous Languages 301       Indigenous Language I

Primary emphasis on the acquisition of conversational skills and vocabulary in an Indigenous language spoken in Alberta.

301.01. Blackfoot

301.02. Cree

301.03. Michif

301.04. Stoney

301.05. Tsuu T’ina


Course Hours: 3 units; (3-0)
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Indigenous Languages 303       Indigenous Language II

Continuation of Indigenous Languages 301, with special attention to grammatical structures and written materials.

303.01. Blackfoot

303.02. Cree

303.03. Michif

303.04. Stoney

303.05. Tsuu T'ina


Course Hours: 3 units; (3-0)
Prerequisite(s): Indigenous Languages 301 and consent of the Linguistics Division of the School.
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