A searchable, Ojibwe-English audio dictionary that features the voices of Ojibwe speakers. It is also a gateway into the Ojibwe collections at the Minnesota Historical Society. Over 12,000 Ojibwe entries and supporting resources, word families, word parts and derivations, and semantically related words. Suits all levels of learning, from beginner to fluent.
Online language lessons and resources. Offers a breakdown and explanation of how the language is constructed, as well as word lists, numbers, months, word games, vowel sounds, grammar, and an alphabet.
Offers Ojibwe language materials such as vocabulary lists, pronunciation guides, stories in Ojibwe, animate nouns, possession, and links to other language resources.
Word lists of salutations, family, body parts, people, animals, plants, the world, weather, directions, seasons and time, feelings and emotions, colours, numbers, culture, and medicine.
Provides an introduction to the Anishnaabemowin (Ojibwe) language, with a focus on the dialect spoken in Wisconsin and Minnesota. Includes a set of lessons, with pieces of conversation and grammatical components. Also offers an online learner's grammar, and many documents containing various notes on Ojibwe.
A language learning and story sharing site for kids. Offers animation, audio, and text in a bilingual format as well as a glossary of terms. Interactive with good use of pictorial examples. Read along with Ojibwe stories with English translations below (includes Ojibwe audio).
Interactive website with games, three audio collections in Anishnaabemowin with English transcripts, and teachers' guides from grades 4-10. Dedicated to documenting the knowledge of the Elders and traditional knowledge.
Blog aimed at keeping the Ojibwe language alive. Offers weekly lessons and quizzes, with games and accompanying word lists. Difficulty increases with each week.
Created and sponsored by Trent University's Native Studies department. Revises three main texts to reflect the orthographic changes within the onset of the double-vowel system. Offers examples of all verb types organized by introduction, intermediate, and advanced levels.
Website to promote and revitalize Anishnaabemowin. Offers lessons, stories, songs (men's traditional, children's, and popular), prayers, and teachings, as well as student projects. MP3s with text in Anishnaabemowin.
Dedicated to oral fluency in seven "First Languages," from Cree to Nakota. 1000+ audio files and 500+ video phrases, plus flashcards, quizzes, and links.
Grammar, dictionaries, lessons, and other materials. Most materials available are of Minnesota Ojibwe dialect but there are some materials for Odawa and Northwestern (Manitoba) Ojibwe, as well as older dialects.
Offers links to journals and resources at various universities. Also has lists of words for telling time, alternative transitive verbs, animate transitive verbs, transitive inanimate verbs, terminology, and talking flashcards.
