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Your Mohawk Word of the Week Onon’onhsera’- Squash #Mohawk #LearnMohawk #IndigenousLanguage #MohawkWordoftheWeek

Your Mohawk Word of the Week Ó:nenhste - Corn #Mohawk #LearnMohawk #IndigenousLanguage #MohawkWordoftheWeek

Your Mohawk Word of the Week Katerihwayénhstha- I am Studying #Mohawk #LearnMohawk #IndigenousLanguage #MohawkWordoftheWeek

Your Mohawk Word of the Week Kyenthò:kwas - I am Harvesting #Mohawk #LearnMohawk #IndigenousLanguage #MohawkWordoftheWeek

Your Mohawk Word of the Week Kenténha - October #Mohawk #LearnMohawk #IndigenousLanguage #MohawkWordoftheWeek

Your Mohawk Word of the Week Yoráhkote - It's Sunny #Mohawk #LearnMohawk #IndigenousLanguage #MohawkWordoftheWeek

Your Mohawk Word of the Week Sakateweyenhstà:na - I am going to school again #Mohawk #LearnMohawk #IndigenousLanguage #MohawkWordoftheWeek

Your Mohawk Word of the Week Seske’kó:wa- September #Mohawk #LearnMohawk #IndigenousLanguage #MohawkWordoftheWeek

Your Mohawk Word of the Week Seskéha - August #Mohawk #LearnMohawk #IndigenousLanguage #MohawkWordoftheWeek

I don't know if you remember but April in #mohawk translates to 'time of buds.' Well, it's May now, so it checks out that it's now the 'time of big buds.' #learnkanienkeha #learnmohawk #wordoftheweek #mohawkWOTD #WOTD #Indigenous #IndigenousLanguage

It's that time of the year, the 'time of buds.' Here's to the signs of spring! Have a good week everyone! Send us your fave phrases! We would love to include them in our collective language learning and appreciation. #learnmohawk #wordoftheweek #WOTD #IndigenousLanguage

Happy Valentine's Day! Fun fact, in Mohawk, 'my honey' has the same root verb as the kind of honey bees make (otsikhè:ta mean 'it is honey'). Thanks to our co-worker Katie Turriff for continuing to share her Mohawk language knowledge with us! #learnmohawk #wordoftheweek #mohawk

We're enjoying a beautiful winter wonderland here in Guelph and practicing how to say, "it's snowing" in Mohawk! DM us your Indigenous language suggestions! We'd love to hear from you. #learnkanienkeha #learnmohawk #wordoftheweek

Happy Election Day! Oh niiohtonhátie? Tune in next week to find out how to respond! #learnkanienkeha #learnmohawk

Did you know that we're based in thatinatón:ni? That means 'they build towns there' and it's also known as Guelph. #learnkanienkeha #learnmohawk

Remember the word for August? It's seskéha, or "time of freshness and trying hard." Makes sense then that September means "time of more fresh try harder." Enjoy your Labour Day! "Trying harder" can wait! #learnkanienkeha #learnmohawk

You probably didn't know you needed a word to describe this feeling but now you have one! #learnkanienkeha #learnmohawk

This week's #MohawkMonday is "one," as in, there's only one week left of August! #learnkanienkeha #learnmohawk

Now you can practice your #kanienkeha at the end of your meeting or at the end of your next BBQ! #learnkanienkeha #learnmohawk

This week's #MohawkMonday means "you old thing," used as a term of endearment to refer to one's husband, wife, or partner (it is not a gendered word). It literally means "you are old." #learnkanienkeha #learnmohawk

Today’s #MohawkWordoftheDay is oié:ri, which means ten! #LearnMohawk #SpeakMohawk #indigenouslanguage

Today’s #MohawkWordoftheDay is iontsohare’táhkhwa, which means sink! #LearnMohawk #SpeakMohawk #indigenouslanguage

Today’s #MohawkWordoftheDay is tkahnekó:iaks, which means shower! #LearnMohawk #SpeakMohawk #indigenouslanguage

Today’s #MohawkWordoftheDay is iontiatokewáhtha, which means towel! #LearnMohawk #SpeakMohawk #indigenouslanguage

You probably didn't know you needed a word to describe this feeling but now you have one! #learnkanienkeha #learnmohawk

This week's #MohawkMonday is "one," as in, there's only one week left of August! #learnkanienkeha #learnmohawk

Happy Election Day! Oh niiohtonhátie? Tune in next week to find out how to respond! #learnkanienkeha #learnmohawk

Now you can practice your #kanienkeha at the end of your meeting or at the end of your next BBQ! #learnkanienkeha #learnmohawk

Did you know that we're based in thatinatón:ni? That means 'they build towns there' and it's also known as Guelph. #learnkanienkeha #learnmohawk

Now you can ask if everyone's on your Zoom call in Mohawk! #learnkanienkeha #learnmohawk #speakkanienkeha #speakmohawk #kanienkehasatati (you speak kanienkeha) #kanienkehasewatati (you all speak kanienkeha) #mohawkWOTD #WOTD #Indigenous #IndigenousLanguage

Welcome to our newest series: Mohawk Mondays! Katie is a Mohawk language learner and part of SVS’s own planning team. On Mondays she will take the time to share with you a new Mohawk word. #learnkanienkeha #learnmohawk

Another #MohawkMonday expression that we've all used a lot this past year... #learnkanienkeha #learnmohawk #speakkanienkeha #speakmohawk #kanienkehasatati (you speak kanienkeha) #kanienkehasewatati (you all speak kanienkeha) #mohawkWOTD #WOTD #Indigenous #IndigenousLanguage

Remember the word for August? It's seskéha, or "time of freshness and trying hard." Makes sense then that September means "time of more fresh try harder." Enjoy your Labour Day! "Trying harder" can wait! #learnkanienkeha #learnmohawk

This week's #MohawkMonday means "you old thing," used as a term of endearment to refer to one's husband, wife, or partner (it is not a gendered word). It literally means "you are old." #learnkanienkeha #learnmohawk

I don't know if you remember but April in #mohawk translates to 'time of buds.' Well, it's May now, so it checks out that it's now the 'time of big buds.' #learnkanienkeha #learnmohawk #wordoftheweek #mohawkWOTD #WOTD #Indigenous #IndigenousLanguage

It's that time of the year, the 'time of buds.' Here's to the signs of spring! Have a good week everyone! Send us your fave phrases! We would love to include them in our collective language learning and appreciation. #learnmohawk #wordoftheweek #WOTD #IndigenousLanguage

We're enjoying a beautiful winter wonderland here in Guelph and practicing how to say, "it's snowing" in Mohawk! DM us your Indigenous language suggestions! We'd love to hear from you. #learnkanienkeha #learnmohawk #wordoftheweek

Happy Valentine's Day! Fun fact, in Mohawk, 'my honey' has the same root verb as the kind of honey bees make (otsikhè:ta mean 'it is honey'). Thanks to our co-worker Katie Turriff for continuing to share her Mohawk language knowledge with us! #learnmohawk #wordoftheweek #mohawk

Happy Monday! Fun fact, August in #kanienkeha literally translates to "fresh try hard." We, however, are enjoying our stat holiday, and will "try hard" starting tomorrow. Hope you are all getting a bit of rest as well! #learnkanienkeha #learnmohawk #speakkanienkeha #speakmohawk