Post by SmokeFromFire on Oct 12, 2023 16:53:45 GMT
Original post: dollarquebecois.boards.net/thread/76/syllabaire-autochtone-illustr?page=1&scrollTo=204
Here's the fully illustrated First Nations syllabics for easy learning of the alphabet. Below you'll find the file you need to download for your computer or phone.
For writing practice, you can download the Cree Keyman keyboard, which is one of the most widely used keyboards for writing the First Nations syllabics:
keyman.com/keyboards/fv_northern_east_cree
This illustration has been created so that you can also follow the following tutorial on native syllabics:
dollarquebecois.boards.net/thread/47/introduction-au-syllabaire-autochtone
Thanks for your interest, and here's hoping that these resources will help in the development and expansion of a language that's an integral part of Quebec! As always, this illustration is based on the few resources available, so we welcome any corrections or modifications.
File to download the illustration:
Here's the fully illustrated First Nations syllabics for easy learning of the alphabet. Below you'll find the file you need to download for your computer or phone.
For writing practice, you can download the Cree Keyman keyboard, which is one of the most widely used keyboards for writing the First Nations syllabics:
keyman.com/keyboards/fv_northern_east_cree
This illustration has been created so that you can also follow the following tutorial on native syllabics:
dollarquebecois.boards.net/thread/47/introduction-au-syllabaire-autochtone
Thanks for your interest, and here's hoping that these resources will help in the development and expansion of a language that's an integral part of Quebec! As always, this illustration is based on the few resources available, so we welcome any corrections or modifications.
File to download the illustration:
