Menhti Kenaga

Tanana language

About Menhti Kenaga

 

Tanana Athabascan (also known as Lower Tanana) is spoken in the villages of Nenana and Minto by about 25 remaining speakers. In the past, it was also spoken in Salcha and Chena Village, near Fairbanks.

Recordings​

 

Do'eent'aa?

Maasee'

Betlanh

Kokht’ana dot’anhł

Srudel’oł

Hello, how are you?

Thank you

His friend

What is the man doing?

He is playing

Resources​

 

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Updated January 2020. 

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