SIOUAN LANGUAGES

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The Siouan language family is primarily spoken today in the American Great Plains and in the southern part of Canada. It originally consisted of 17 languages, of which many are either extinct or severely endangered today. Linguists think that the Siouan people migrated over a thousand years ago from North Carolina and Virginia to Ohio. Some went down the Ohio River to the Mississippi and up to the Missouri rivers, while others crossed Ohio on their way to Illinois, Wisconsin, Nebraska, and Canada. The reasons for the migration are not known.
The name "Sioux" is short for Nadowessioux, meaning "little snakes", which was given to them by the Ojibwe. The fur traders abbreviated this name to Sioux and is now commonly used.
The great majority of Siouan languages are either already extinct or on the brink of extinction. Catawba, Mandan, Iowa-Oto, Kansa, Osage, Biloxi, Ofo, and Tutelo are already extinct. Only Dakota, Lakota, Stoney, and Crow have over 1,000, and only Dakota has over 10,000 speakers.
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[@theworldoflanguages8772]

I am interested in American indigenous languages!

[@ceohadenough894]

Me too

[@JarkaKavraizhkiYoutube]

same!

[@thevinylrevolution]

Love seeing Saponi represent!

[@Hyperion-5744]

Good work on the pronunciations andy.

[@Davlavi]

Keep up the great work, sharing as much as I can.

[@thamielglaoui2595]

👍🤓really very interesting well done

[@yourownprivateidaho8262]

awesome video! mitakuye oyasin!

[@nomeansno5481]

0:29 I thought proto-Siouan originated in a continuum from the Central Mississippi Valley to the Missouri River Valley and spread into the Ohio River Valley from there? Good overview regardless.

[@DonTornado]

They’re from the region where I live

[@polluxxxx399]

Hello Andy! I just wondered if you could make a video like this but with Creoles and Pidgins? ^^ love your content! Have been a fan of your content since March!! And i have learned so much from you!! And i have also made another channel from this channel that i am using rn to make language videos! So far i only have one video on it. A big thank you to you Andy. I love your content! 💖
Edit: I had to edit this comment because of a grammar mistake 😂

[@hmg4044]

We don't want just the numbers
We want Vocabulary, sentences and texts
Please please please
I know you can do it ❤️

[@dalubwikaan161]

Oh, if only I could go more access and go to the United States. I would try to learn those indigenous languages

[@DankaOptika]

WOW😲

[@ouoliao9561]

Wow😯

[@atlashistorical]

algonquian languages when?

[@ggarzagarcia]

Pretty sure she’ll get to them. Last couple of videos were other NA indigenous language families.

[@MrAllmightyCornholioz]

THE SPIRITS BLESS THE SIOUX

[@chetawitko1886]

Philámayaye lo.

[@GuilhermeHuertaeSilva]

69th like