Karuk: Language of a River

[@countrygirl3022]

Love love this!!! Thank you for sharing!! My grandmother was born on the forks of that river, so I completely feel this & it resonates in me🔆

[@twobluebirds]

I hear Violets voice in you ...beautiful .....and important. Thank you Phil

[@gerrybrownlee3217]

Love this Thank you for your sharing
your story was so relevant for me.

[@MarisolDaCamara]

Thank you Phil. Beautiful video.

[@karendurant4981]

Yay Phil! Look at you now:)

[@NeiJiaQuanBook]

Klamath is beautiful country

[@gwen7406]

Yôotva! 🙌🏽👏🏽

[@edmonddantes4724]

I am descendant of Karuk tribal Member

[@thenomad4606]

Wow. Amazing. I didn't know about the Karuk people before.

[@mariahrfordays1988]

So blessed to live along this stretch of river and be immersed in the culture. I wish the language was more widely spoken..

[@shanechostetler9997]

I have only heard of the Karluk river on Kodiak Island.

[@judiarmbruster5829]

My Grand was sent to Chimawa in Oregon where she lost her hand to a mandible while working in the school's laundry - she was 12 years old. Her name was Elizabeth Frasier Brannan

[@bevsputler5455]

What was your grandma's name...what was the name of the creek? Lived in Hornbrook, CA 1974 knew the Thomm family & met gramma Trip was an amazing time!

[@Smokeymm]

Yootva arrahii .. aavansa naa (so happy) I got to chuupti xaru uum... I think I'm spelling that incorrect but hope you know what I mean

[@efo1358]

Californians and many People of Californians! Wintun! 🤙❤️

[@sheilamichaelcasey2721]

Ayukii Phil

[@edmonddantes4724]

My Grandfather would not teach me our native language because of this very white man threat

[@kaylaecm]

vura yav nanni arrara yootva

[@kaylaecm]

vura yav nanni arrara yootva