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  • Pronunciation Guides
    • Vowels
    • Consonants
    • Consonant Clusters & Other Sounds
    • Preaspirated Consonants
    • Quick Explanations of the Sounds “ay” & “ke”
  • My Learning PLACE
    • Greetings & Departures
    • Everyday Words
    • Inside the House
    • Animals & Birds
    • Kitchen, drinking & eating items
    • Drinks, Soups And More
    • Animate & Inanimate Concepts
    • Peewaalia Verb Types
    • Verb Type Endings & Usage Aspects
  • Moons
  • Resources
    • Childrens Number Book
    • Go and Find Him Card Game
    • Go and Find Him Coloring Pages
    • Peoria Calendar
    • Peewaalia Memrise course
    • Student Course Information
    • Reclaiming Stories Symposium
  • Contact

Explore Your PLACE

Explore Your Peewaalia Language And Cultural Education

Misaahaki Peewaaliaataweeyankwi

We Speak Peoria Language Everywhere

The Peoria Language and Cultural Education (PLACE) Portal is your place to explore and learn Peewaalia language and culture. Most pages are set up like simple lessons, with example sentences and practice organized by theme — greetings, family, nature, daily life, and more. New terms and pages are added regularly as the Peoria Language Program continues to grow.

Make Your New Words Stick

Use This Proven Learning Method

Research shows that words are remembered best when you learn a small group, then return to those same words after a short break — rather than working through a long list all at once. Choose 5–10 words from a themed page, practice them, then come back after a day or two to review before adding more.

For example:

Monday

Study 6 words from Greetings & Departures. Say them aloud.

Wednesday

Review those 6 words, then add 4 more and practice all 10.

Next Week

Review all 10 once more before moving on to new material.

Starting Small, Learning Strong

Your Peewaalia Journey Begins

This portal starts you with a focused set of themed pages, with more added regularly. Starting with a manageable amount helps your brain absorb and retain what you learn — too much too soon is the most common reason people feel overwhelmed and stop. Take your time with each page. When you’re ready, choose a themed page below and begin.

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Lesson 1

Greetings & Departures

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Lesson 2

Everyday Words

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Lesson 3

Inside the House

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Lesson 4

Animals & Birds

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Lesson 5

Kitchen, drinking & eating items

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Lesson 6

Drinks, Soups And More

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Lesson 7

Animate & Inanimate Concepts

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Peewaalia Verb Types

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Verb Type Endings & Usage Aspects

Peewaalia Language and Cultural Revitalization is an initiative of the Peoria Language Program and Cultural Preservation Department of the Peoria Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma.

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