Native Americans In Oregon

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American History

 

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Peggy N

 

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July 16, 2015

 

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University

 

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Although Kalapuya and Takelma were the closest related languages, they couldn’t be understood by each other making it hard to communicate with members of other tribes. Although the language once spoken by the Kalapuya language is now extinct, it was once spoken by almost 20,000 people in Oregon and Southern Washington...
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The dialects of Kalapuya were closely related but could not be easily understood by speakers of one of the others. It was in the North that they spoke Yamhill and Tualatin, Central where they spoke Santiam and Lakmayut, and Yoncalla was spoken in the South. In the areas closest to my home in Portland, Native Americans living near the Tualatin and Yamhill Rivers spoke the Tualatin and Yamhill dialects of Kalapuya...
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