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#InDigenouSlangUAge
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Use #indigenouslanguage for respectful discussion of Indigenous languages, learning, and revitalization, with relevant caption ideas.
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#indigenouslanguage: Indigenous languages and language learning
An Indigenous language is a language associated with an Indigenous people and its community, history, and knowledge. Posts under this topic might share learning resources, community-led language activities, or efforts to sustain language use. Communities and speakers should guide how their language is represented.
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- Highlight a language-learning resource shared with the community’s permission.
- Describe a community-led gathering or activity for speaking and learning a language.
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- Today’s language practice comes from a resource shared by its community educators.
- Listening, learning, and following community guidance as we practice together.
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- Use the language name and spelling preferred by its speakers or community.
- Seek permission for recordings, teaching materials, and cultural knowledge; avoid treating distinct peoples or languages as interchangeable.
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What does #InDigenouSlangUAge mean?
An Indigenous language is a language associated with an Indigenous people and its community, history, and knowledge. Posts under this topic might share learning resources, community-led language activities, or efforts to sustain language use. Communities and speakers should guide how their language is represented.
When should I use #InDigenouSlangUAge?
Highlight a language-learning resource shared with the community’s permission.
Describe a community-led gathering or activity for speaking and learning a language.
What captions can I use with #InDigenouSlangUAge?
Today’s language practice comes from a resource shared by its community educators.
Listening, learning, and following community guidance as we practice together.
What should I keep in mind when using #InDigenouSlangUAge?
Use the language name and spelling preferred by its speakers or community.
Seek permission for recordings, teaching materials, and cultural knowledge; avoid treating distinct peoples or languages as interchangeable.
How do I copy #InDigenouSlangUAge and related hashtags?
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