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Deductions & Making Educated Guesses
What if you don't personally experience something, but you have a guess on what is going on? We use deductions!
Discussing Things You've Heard About
If you learned information from hearing about it or seeing it on social media or the news, you have to talk about it differently than if you experienced it yourself. This is called Non-Experiential!
Sharing Recipes
In Mvskoke, we don't use commands to share recipes with others, but its own special form. This lesson talks about how to share steps in a recipe with others.
Discussing Food Preferences
This lesson talks about concepts that allows us to talk more in-depth about our preferences in general. It covers comparisons, past experience, 'because', and 'too much'/'not much' in the language.
Higher Level Commands
By now, you know Makvs, Makvks, Makekot, and Makvkes, but there are so many more ways to express commands in Mvskoke--including harsher ways and softer ways.
Wishes and Hopes
This lesson teaches you how to talk about wishes and hopes in the Mvskoke language using 3 important forms. You can now begin talking about abstract concepts!
Shoulda, Coulda
This lesson teaches you how to talk about things someone 'should have' done or 'could have' done. Another step into the abstract!
Telling Personal Stories
It isn't uncommon to talk about growing up with others, especially elders. This lesson provides useful phrases and concepts when telling personal stories
Telling Tradtional-Style Stories
This lesson talks about how to tell stories in Mvskoke that follow the traditional-style stories. This lesson's goal is to help you better understand oral storytelling and to begin telling stories in this style yourself.