Michif-Cree

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Michif-Cree is a mixed Indigenous language of the Métis people that combines elements of Cree and French, particularly Cree verbs with French nouns.

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Michif-Cree canonical 1

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Statements (43)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Indigenous language
Métis language
mixed language
developedFrom contact between Cree speakers and French speakers
endangeredStatus severely endangered
hasAlternativeName French-Cree mixed language
Michif
Métis Cree
linked to: Métis
hasCommunityEffort language documentation projects
language revitalization programs
hasDomain Indigenous languages of North America
hasEthnicAssociation Métis Nation
linked to: Métis
hasGrammarInfluenceFrom Cree
French
hasLanguageFamily Algonquian languages
hasLanguageStatus minority language in Canada
hasLanguageType heritage language
hasLexiconInfluenceFrom Cree
French
hasLinguisticFeature Cree polysynthetic verb structure
French-derived noun gender system
bilingual mixed grammar
code-mixing of Cree and French elements
hasMorphosyntacticAlignment Cree-like in verbs
French-like in noun phrases
hasPhonologyInfluenceFrom Cree
French
hasSourceLanguage Cree
French
hasWritingSystem Latin script
linked to: Latin alphabet
recognizedBy Métis cultural organizations
spokenBy Métis people
linked to: Métis
spokenIn Alberta
Canada
Manitoba
North Dakota
Saskatchewan
United States
subclassOf Algonquian-based mixed language
usedFor cultural identity expression
oral tradition
usesNounSystemFrom French
usesVerbMorphologyFrom Cree

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Michif hasAlternateName Michif-Cree