Ogalala
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- The Ogalala language preserves many cultural stories and traditions unique to the Oglala tribe.
Examples
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Few people today are fluent speakers of Ogalala due to the decline in use among the younger generation.
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Linguists have documented Ogalala as part of their efforts to revitalize endangered indigenous languages.
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The Ogalala language is rich in history.
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Do you speak Ogalala?
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Few people today are fluent speakers of Ogalala due to the decline in use among the younger generation.
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Linguists have documented Ogalala as part of their efforts to revitalize endangered indigenous languages.
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The Ogalala language preserves many cultural stories and traditions unique to the Oglala tribe.
Synonyms
The language of a Lakota group spoken on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota
A Native American language the Oglala Lakota people speak
A Native American language spoken by the Oglala people of the Lakota Sioux
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Ogalala for the language simply takes the name of the people, from Lakota Oglála, often said to mean 'they scatter', so the word means the 'speech' or language of that group.