kahontakén:ra
Use your voice to pronounce this, gain muscle memory, gain confidence to speak it & discuss with fluent Kanien’kéha speakers, mentors and teachers.
No literal translations on MohawkLanguage.ca website because placing colonial definitions & worldviews onto Kanien’keha is not accurate, it is a form of colonization.
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