[BGHater]

Link has the singing of the 'Huron Carol'.

[ClearCase_guy]

But what does Kemosabe mean?

[Marathoner 244]

Must be lonely not having anyone to talk to. /s

[Jeff Chandler]

a $1 million federal grant to develop Huron-language teaching materials

Nice gig.

[Jeff Chandler]

"The okie spirit who enslaved us has fled,"

Folks in Oklahoma aren't going to like this.

[Jeff Chandler]

...Beaver Wars ...

I'm still waiting for Lucas to make the film.

[G8 Diplomat]

“Canada” is the Iriquois word for “big village.” Funny because Canada’s population is relatively small compared to many Western nations.

[Waco]

No one to talk to, hone all alone,,,,,

[Nonstatist]

Shenk ontehtian saundustee che’estaheh agnienon.

[pfflier]

If he is the last speaker, how does anyone know he is doing it without an accent?

[chemicalman]

Sounds like Neil Diamond to me.

[Moonman62]

One was "The Huron Carol." Oral tradition attributes it to Jean de Brébeuf, the first Jesuit priest fluent in Huron who was later famous – and canonized – for his stoic calm while being tortured at the stake and scalped.

The music critics were much tougher back then.

[End Times Sentinel]

I know this... well, dope, who’s life dream is to translate the Old Testament into Creek, or Iroquois, or some language, and teach it to the “Native Americans”.

The difficulty is that he’s having a devil of a time learning the language, since nobody speaks it anymore and then he’d have to teach the “Native Americans” how to speak it again.

Typical Liberal do gooder swimming up stream and jousting at windmills.

[wardaddy]

[dsc]

Maybe I’m late to the party, but the excellent Canadian film “Black Robe” has a lot to say on these subjects.