Lakota Word of the Week

KOLA

5/4/2015

Kola: ''Friend"

Catherine Alexandra

11/26/2016 01:58:39 pm

Mitakuyapi,
Wopila for making language helps easy to access.
I hope you are able to keep your youtube videos available.
Just this week again, recommended Albert's language book & CD along with the youtube videos as a good place to start learning her language with her children.

My young friend is a lawyer in Florida & looking to expose her boys more to her culture than just getting home to SD once in a while.
Just want to thank you for how much help the University continues to be.
Wopila tanka.

Is there a way to have your word of the week sent to my email?

Shawna Dillon

5/4/2020 03:33:50 am

Can I get a email for the word of the weeks

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9/7/2021 02:19:33 pm

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Kola is a nut that comes from the kola tree, a type of evergreen tree found in tropical regions of Africa. The nut contains caffeine and is used as a flavoring agent in beverages like cola drinks. It also has cultural and medicinal significance in African traditional medicine and is believed to have stimulating and medicinal properties.

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3/31/2023 06:50:33 am

A friend is someone who offers support, understanding, and companionship through life's ups and downs. Friends can come in many forms, from childhood playmates to work colleagues to online connections. The value of a true friend cannot be overstated, as they can provide comfort, laughter, and perspective during challenging times. Whether sharing a cup of coffee or a heart-to-heart conversation, friends offer a sense of belonging and connectedness that can enrich and enhance our lives.

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