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Canadian Aboriginal syllabics

language culture Maturity 11-13

Some people use special signs to write.

Cree type proof.jpg
Cree type proof.jpg
These signs help people write their own words. It is a way to share stories. Many people love using them. It helps everyone read together.
Moses roberts syllabics.JPG
Moses roberts syllabics.JPG
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File:Rev. James Evans Teaching Indians His System of Cree Syllabic Writing.jpg
Rev. James Evans Teaching Indians His...
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Nagari-syllabics.png
File:Cree type proof.jpg
Cree type proof.jpg
File:Moses roberts syllabics.JPG
Moses roberts syllabics.JPG
File:Evans 1841 Cree script.jpg
Evans 1841 Cree script.jpg
File:Ojibwe-Syllabics-Centennial-park.JPG
Ojibwe-Syllabics-Centennial-park.JPG
File:Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics—SH-series variations.png
Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics—SH-series...
File:Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics—Round-form and Square-form.jpg
Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics—Round-form...
File:Blackfoot Text with Syllabics and Latin Orthography.jpg
Blackfoot Text with Syllabics and Latin...
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Carrierprayerbook.png
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📚 Content adapted from Wikipedia | Readability: FK 11.8 | Vital Level 5