February 28th, 2014 Last Updated on: February 28th, 2014
Following right along with the Navajo Keyboard and Ojibway App the Lakota have a new language app to help them communicate in their native tongue.
There is now a free web app available to connect a smart phone user with the New Lakota Dictionary-Online. This was introduced at the Lakota-Dakota-Nakota Language Summit in Rapid City, SD last November.
According to the Language Conservancy the NLD Mobile Dictionary web app was developed and published by the Lakota Language Consortium, publishers of the New Lakota Dictionary and the New Lakota Dictionary-Online web site and learning forum. The NLD Mobile Dictionary web app has been optimized for mobile users, making it faster and more responsive than any other dictionary web connection for a smart phone. It allows the user to connect directly to the NLD-O web site with an interface designed for mobile phone. Users can call up Lakota words and find translations and pronunciations. This will allow language students to practice speaking anywhere, without feeling tied to a computer terminal or a big book.
If you want the app on your phone or iPad, sign in for the free download. Don’t forget to bookmark it once you’ve downloaded!
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Pilamaya!
Where’s the app? How do I download?
There is nothing at the link for the download 🙁
Where do I sign i
Been waiting for this!
I’ve waited a long time for this. Thank you!!
is there an app for the Lakota language for computers like the one for the phone or will that app work on a computer?
Thank you