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How to comment on someone’s roguish habits in Chinook Jargon
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How to comment on someone’s roguish habits in Chinook Jargon
(I’m not talking about the Rogue Rivers ) Why, we were just talking about this Chinook Jargon trick last night! In our topnotch fun session learning an old song, we discussed kəmtəks- formations. I reckon we have a way to say this is Chinuk Wawa! (Image credit: Amazon) As a full verb by itself, kə́mtəks of course means “to know; to understand; to remember”. (At an early stage of Chinuk Wawa, it also meant any kind of perception, so it was used t…
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