LAND – BEGINNER

Instructions: Hover over and click the large dark green leaves to learn about Indigenous Peoples’ relationship to the land or how to say “thank you” in some Indigenous languages.

Land – Beginner – EN
We offer thanks (gratitude) to nature. We show respect to the land by taking care of it. The land helps us breathe. kinanâskomitin = I thank you Marsee = Thank you The land provides us food and shelter. Indigenous languages and knowledge connect to the land. Indigenous stories and ceremonies are connected to the land. The land is like our mother. Chet kw’enmantúmi = We Thank you hay ch qa’ = Thank you Niá:wen = Thank you Mahsi’ choo = Thank you very much Nitsiniiyi'taki = I thank you Yawʌko - A big thank you Nakurmiik = Thank you

We offer thanks (gratitude) to nature.

We show respect to the land by taking care of it.

The land helps us breathe.

kinanâskomitin = I thank you

Nêhiyawak
Langue crie des plaines

Marsee = Thank you

Michif
Métis

The land provides us food and shelter.

Indigenous languages and knowledge connect to the land.

Indigenous stories and ceremonies are connected to the land.

The land is like our mother.

Chet kw’enmantúmi = We Thank you

Sḵwx̱ wú7mesh sníchim

"Langue Squamish

hay ch qa’ = Thank you

hul'q'umi'num'

Coast Salish

Niá:wen = Thank you

Kanien'kéha 
Mohawk

Mahsi’ choo = Thank you very much

Gwich’in

Nitsiniiyi'taki = I thank you

Kainai 
"Pieds-Noirs

Yawʌko - A big thank you

Haudenosaunee Confederacy
Oneida

Nakurmiik = Thank you

Inuktitut (INUIT)
South Qikiqtaaluk