Karuk #karuk | Native & North America Indigenous Museum II

KARUK WORDS OF THE DAY – Yôotva, Ayu'âach, Takí'iish and Púrith Ayukîi! Our phrase of the week is yôotva (a sound of celebration, contemporarily thank you) and ayu'âach (of course, or contemporarily you're welcome). Our plant of the week is púrith (huckleberry) in the hopes some are lucky enough to be eating some huckleberry treats, and our "animal" of the week is takí'iish (turkey meat). Everything with the exception of ayu'âach (spoken by the late Violet Super) is voiced by the late Vina Smith

KARUK WORD OF THE DAY – Hûut kich Ayukîi! This week we will be going over basic introductions as small ways we can begin to substitute Karuk for English in daily ways! Hûut kich is a way to check in with someone else and ask how they are doing. While there are many different ways to express how you feel, these are the common 4 that most language teachers would start with, especially with those younger friends who might only want to respond nonverbally. Yêeship is to feel great! You are having an