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Indigenous Languages Series: Mabel Horton

Mabel Horton is from the Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation in Nelson House, Manitoba. She is fluent in Rocky Cree, learning it from her parents, grandparents, aunties, and cousins. Horton only started to learn English when she started school at six years old.

English and Cree couldn't be more different, and Horton shares the differences in the language structure and the history of the Cree language for the Indigenous Languages Series.

More Cree from other Cree speakers and language keepers: https://u-channel.ca/indigenous-languages-series-cree-season-2/

This episode was filmed at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights.

The project is funded by the Canadian government through the Department of Canadian Heritage and distributed across Canada with help from the Inuit Broadcasting Corporation, First Peoples Radio Inc., and Muskrat Magazine.

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