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Why Learn Ojibwe?
The Ojibwe language is native to North America, and one of the primary languages of the Algonquian family. In Canada, Ojibwe is the second-most prominent First Nations language (after Cree). Across the border in the United States, Ojibwe is spoken by Native Americans in Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin, North Dakota, and Montana. Several dialects of Ojibwe exist, and the language is considered a relatively “healthy” First Nations language, in terms of native speakers, instruction, and near-future viability.
If you learn to speak Ojibwe, you’ll gain unique insight into one of North America’s most historic Native American tongues. Some Pimsleur customers learn Ojibwe to have the ability to converse with friends or relatives who use the language. Others simply want to expand their cultural knowledge.
With Pimsleur’s® Ojibwe language courses, we’ll help you learn to speak the language conversationally, in as little as 30 minutes per day. Your instruction is rooted in the Pimsleur Method™, our scientifically-proven technique to help you learn to speak Ojibwe quickly and efficiently. Four key pillars make up the Pimsleur Method:
- Organic Learning
- Graduated Interval Recall
- Pacing (aided by Core Vocabulary)
- Principle of Anticipation
If you only want Ojibwe lessons, our Premium subscription gives you instant access, so you can start speaking the language right away. To unlock all 51 languages we offer, the All Access subscription is a great choice.
Pimsleur’s app provides the expertise, lessons, and content to help you learn Ojibwe. Bring your curiosity and commitment, and you’ll be speaking the language in no time!
The Best Way to Learn the Ojibwe Language
Active participation and listening is the key one-two punch Pimsleur employs to get you speaking Ojibwe. When you acquired your native language, you learned by hearing other people speak. This technique informs our lessons and courses as you learn Ojibwe, which helps accelerate your understanding of Ojibwe, while building confidence along the way.
Learn to speak Ojibwe with our accessible, user-friendly tools and resources like 30-minute Core Lessons, Lightbulb Moments, Speak Easy Challenges, and Voice Coach with AI pronunciation feedback.
Pimsleur takes you to the heart of the Ojibwe language, which avoids the confusion and noise that defines other language learning platforms. You don’t need boring textbooks or endless grammar lessons to learn the Ojibwe language – you need Pimsleur!
Why Choose Pimsleur for Ojibwe Lessons?
Our Ojibwe language courses are ready to go anytime, anywhere! Our intuitive, skill-building lessons are always ready to go with the Pimsleur app. Life doesn’t have to get in the way as you learn Ojibwe. Walking the dog, doing work around the house, driving in your car – these and a hundred other everyday tasks are the perfect place to learn the Ojibwe language.
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Speak Ojibwe with Confidence. Read like a Native.
Through his research, Dr. Pimsleur found that traditional teaching methods like memorizing vocabulary, conjugating verbs, and practicing grammar actually SLOW DOWN your ability to learn Ojibwe. He called them the kiss of total silence because they made it nearly impossible to speak the Ojibwe language. It's the reason learning a language feels so difficult, when it should feel totally natural.
It makes sense when you think about it. Have you ever seen a toddler memorizing vocabulary lists? Or picking out parts of speech in a sentence diagram? Of course not. Children learn language the way we were meant to ‐ by listening. That's because we are hardwired to remember sounds and store them in our memory automatically.
It's the same way you pick up a song on the radio. You don't have to study the lyrics or understand musical notes and chords to remember a song. Chances are, if you hear a song once you can sing along the next time you hear it.
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