Dave Robertson

Linguist: Chinook Jargon, pidgins, creoles, writing systems, Pacific NW languages & contact of languages and cultures

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“Sick moon” https://t.co/aEgjoOHqYz

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Father Felix Bucher of Grand Ronde reservation https://t.co/1F35rATYwh

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Learning from the Lane learners (Part 2) https://t.co/JB45C4Fgxo

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Things Chinuk Wawa doesn’t do (Part 2) https://t.co/aDTvbU3bP1

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What we did in our BC Chinuk Wawa session today! https://t.co/qlfD3gNtx8

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1880: Grand Ronde Indians talk English & Jargon https://t.co/jqmYq6DCCu

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Blankenship, “The Early History of Thurston County” (Part 4) https://t.co/ZdVR6mF6Y1

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Pidgin English “allsame” in Chinuk Wawa https://t.co/Xx8ZshfHIU

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1905: John McLoughlin’s old definition of “cultus” is a mystery for us https://t.co/cScIlNWM6v

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Boas 1892: Many discoveries in a short article (Part 10: ‘to make’) https://t.co/AkoPpwSU0J

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1893: Gill vs. Hale, debating pre-contact Chinuk Wawa https://t.co/JT4ymzoLGX

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1872: A Métis French word in Shoshoni https://t.co/mw2mKnctOl

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Suquamish traditions https://t.co/CQfdWGVJGW

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Kamloops Wawa pictures, part 8: Sechelt village, BC https://t.co/uhHhlWMpqj

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Alaskan Haida bark-gathering song w/Chinook Jargon https://t.co/BncCH64cy2

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1889, BC: The boss potlach https://t.co/rJELWsDnrz

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Lempfrit’s legendary, long-lost linguistic legacy (Part 10) https://t.co/1aVRgOh3Vw

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Chinook Jargon in the news: Klahowya at Fort Nisqually https://t.co/OUxW2UzVOn

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“Covered Wagon Women” 1840-1849 https://t.co/Vaf6nL3Evy

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Didactic dialogues in CW dictionaries, Part 4H (Gibbs 1863 ex phrases/sentences) https://t.co/TwlKgy1mhS