Our Clients - Native American Language Revitalization Project. Working to Save Native American Languages

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Customers Testimonials (Phraselator)

“After I played with it I cried.
This will help save our language.”

- Jane Dumas, Kumeyaay Elder

“This toy is great. Anything that gets our children to learn the language is good. We will use every idea, everything technology old and new that appeals to our children to teach the language."

-Chad Smith, Tribal Chairman of The Cherokee Nation in Oklahoma.

“I hope the language tool will help create fluent speakers and the languages of the Cheyenne and Arapaho won't be lost in translation."

-Quinton Roman Nose, Director of the Cheyenne-Arapaho Education Department..

“I have been waiting for such a tool all my life. Phraselator is what I need.”

- Terry Brockie, Gros Vente Language Teacher

“It is a great tool that can give us our whole world in our hand.”

- Ken Tuffy Helpeson, Nakota Language Teacher

“I think it is a great and awesome tool. Like our tradition, it orally teaches people who want to learn the language.”

- Carlene Bear Chief – Siksika Nation High School

“This is a very interesting tool with tremendous potential. It has the ability to focus on our language and how precise it is.”

- Keith Weasel Head – Kainai Board of Education

“This is the coolest thing I’ve ever seen in my life!
It’s just like Star Trek.”

- Morongo Youth.

Clients Info

Jane Dumas (left) assisted by Richard Bugbee Luiseño.

Phraselator - Record over 30,000 Phrases in Your Tribal Language

Terry Brockie (middle) with two of his tribes’ last native speakers.

Ken Tuffy Helpeson (right) with Grandma Darlene, one of the last Nakota speakers.

Our Customers
(NDN Linguist)

2001,02 - Cherokee Nation

2002 - Seminole Nation

2002 - Iowa Nation

2002, 03, 04 - Viejas

2002, 03 - Oneida of Wisconsin

2002 - Kickapoo

2002, 03, 04 - Soboba

2003, 04 - Pechanga

2004 - Oneida of the Thames

Ken Tuffy Helpeson (right) with Grandma Darlene, one of the last Nakota speakers.

A partial list of customers who have purchased Phraselators for Language Revitalization include :

Pechanga Band of Luiseno Indians (CA)
Kumeyaay College
Sycuan Band of Kumeyaay Indians in San Diego County CA
The Choctaw Nation of OK Paigan (Alberta, Canada)
Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians (CA)
Keetoowah Band of Indians (OK)
Comanche Tribe of OK
Salish Kootenai (MT)
Hays Lodgepole School (MT)
Watonga School (OK)
Heart Butte School (MT)
Nenana School (Alaska)
Nakota Tribe (Alberta, Canada),
Paiikani (Alberta, Canada),
TsuuT'ina Nation (Alberta, Canada)

Kainai Nation (Alberta, Canada)
Siksika Nation (Alberta Canada)
Red Crow College (MT)
Treaty 7,
First Nations (Alberta, Canada)

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