Stoney Language Dictionary Positive Reviews

Stoney Language Dictionary App User Positive Comments 2024

Stoney Language Dictionary app received 6 positive comments and reviews by users. Can you share your positive thoughts about stoney language dictionary?

Stoney Language Dictionary for Positive User Reviews

✓ Ish nish, eldersIsh nish to the elders back home on the Alexis reservation, I can learn my language when i’m off reservation traveling. So grateful for this app 🙏🏽.OwmyfeelersVersion: 2.3

✓ SgweReally enjoying the word of the day notifications. This app has been helpful with guiding me on the right path to learning my language, I appreciate it..Buddh individualVersion: 1.0

✓ Isga AbasaThis AP is helping me speak fluent. I am so thankful and I love it! Ishnish to the elders and team at the Alexis Heritage & Language Department for all the work put into this..MiniOweyaWiyaVersion: 1.0

✓ MotherThank you love your laughter & language blessings to your elders & the children are our future ⭕️.ShynelVersion: 2.1

✓ Pretty goodAs a non fluent speaker, whenever I need a word definition, this is my go-to resource, can’t just google stoney words and texting someone what a word means is inconvenient. I noticed everyone in ANSN has different ways of pronunciating and spelling words. When other people disagree with a meaning or a word spelling, the info is atleast here, as a base, rather than lost. I guess language preservation is still in its infancy, but this dictionary/tool is great as a start. Ishnish to H&L for the efforts..Blaze LukezzVersion: 2.3

✓ SuggestionsThis app is pretty great. I would suggest adding a conjugation table on how to properly use these words. i.e. stuff like 1st, 2nd, 3rd person pronouns, dual, and, plural pronouns, like how to use it in a sentence. Both subject and object pronouns e.g. “I see”, “I see him/her”, “s/he sees me”, “you see him/her”, “he sees him/her”, “he sees himself” Stuff like that. Also, bound morphemes should be added followed by an example word on how to use the said morpheme, Nakota being an agglunative language and all. Stuff like past, present, future, aspect, mood would help tremendously I’d imagine. If possible, also add variants of a word, like if any if the morphemes would affect a word. Cheers.Bob McbobertonVersion: 2.01