Hi everyone,
Dylan, our new land-based education teacher has visited a number of our classrooms. Recently, he was in North Caribou Lake (Weagamow) and work with Raj and the students on a shelter-building activity. Here are a couple of photos and a short description below:
In Weagamow Lake, ...
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Kaye pc also, too, as for
Kaye piko pc likely, to be expected, probably
Kechin pc probably, possibly
Kehcinaac pc certainly, for sure
Keka pc “finally, eventually”
Kekaat pc “nearly, almost”
Particles (pc) This is one type of particle. It is called uninflected particle.
It is used with words that don’t uses prefixes and suffixes but indicated information.
