MikeS Posted October 19, 2012 Share Posted October 19, 2012 Hello All, Here's a little something different to add to your OA gatherings when it comes time for meals - the Philmont Grace.....in Lnape: li mehmichink, li hahkwink, li lehlexeokn, li kkuna, li witiswakn k maehlana, Kishelmienk, wanshi, Na n lekch. Rough phonetic guide EH-lee may-h-MEE-cheeng, EH-lee eh-HAWH-hkweeng, EH-lee lay-h-lay-khay-OH-kahn, EH-lee keh-KOO-naw. EH-lee wee-tee-s-WAW-kahn ok maw-ay-h-LAW-naw, Kee-shay-l-MEE-ayng, waw-NIH-shee, naw n LAY-kech The CAPS indicate main stress in a word, dashes separate syllables in a word, is a schwa sound. Only tricky words are hahkwink and lehlexeokn -with the first, you have to make sure you pronounce the 'h' before the 'k' and with the second, the Lnape 'x' is like the so-called "ach-Laut in German - or the 'ch' in Scottish "loch". Works pretty neat at a Conclave or Lodge Conference. The only word order changed is the last line - it's more "Oh Lord, we thank you, Amen", stylistically it works better in Lnape with this order instead of the usual "we thank you, Oh Lord, Amen." Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Old_OX_Eagle83 Posted October 31, 2012 Share Posted October 31, 2012 I tied my tounge in a knot trying to say that ... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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