Quick links
PRESSBOOK
Ta’n Tujiw Poqji Kina’masin L’nuisimk Mi’kmaw-ituk/An Introduction to the Mi’kmaw Language by Doris Googoo (https://pressbooks.library.upei.ca/mikmaw-language-1/)
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Mi’kmaw Video Lessons
Level 1 Mi’kmaw
VIDEO DESCRIPTION: “The first series of Mi’kmaw language videos, produced by No’kmaq Village with generous support from the Aboriginal Languages Initiative (ALI). These videos guide you through the first steps towards fluency in Mi’kmaw, including the basic sounds of the alphabet, assorted rules and exceptions, and so much more.
Following the 10 lessons are a number of short videos that illustrate many of the words and phrases you will encounter. And before you continue on to Level 2 Mi’kmaw, there are a few challenges!” (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzCyJUukbz2K9Y68ugi71GiXOUQlp90Nk)
Level 1.1 Mi’kmaw
VIDEO DESCRIPTION: To come.
Level 2 Mi’kmaw
VIDEO DESCRIPTION: “Level 2 Mi’kmaw is a part of a series of language videos produced by No’kmaq Village, with support from the Aboriginal Languages Initiative (ALI).
Featuring speakers from novice level to completely fluent, this set of videos builds upon the basics taught in Level 1. The 10 lessons are followed by a series of short video extras, including some challenges for you on your journey towards fluency in Mi’kmaw.” (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzCyJUukbz2KN1b7Tbu8laCyaYP37Zr8C)
Level 2.1 Mi’kmaw
VIDEO DESCRIPTION: “After a quick review of Level 2, the videos in this series expand upon three main topics: possessive terms, plural colours, and i-verbs. This is to reinforce what you will have learned previously, while expanding your vocabulary and increasing your comprehension in the Mi’kmaw language. The series concludes with some suggestions on external resources that you can access.” (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzCyJUukbz2Kawq7-ziKNziGG5oRNlAfS)
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Latest News About Mi’kmaw
NEWS aRTICLES
Articles of interest connected to Mi’kmaw language revitalization will be updated here. This section still to come.
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Land Acknowledgement
“Epekwitk (Prince Edward Island) is located in Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral and unceded territory of the Mi’kmaq People. The Epekwitnewaq Mi’kmaq have occupied this Island for over 12,000 years. We honour the “Treaties of Peace and Friendship” which recognized Mi’kmaq rights and established an ongoing relationship between nations. We are all Treaty People.” (Mi’kmaq Confederacy of PEI, 2026)
