Maliseet Language Links

June 2, 2025

Explore a curated collection of Wolastoqey and Maliseet language resources—including dictionaries, learning platforms, videos, songs, and cultural teachings—created by and for the Wabanaki community. From early childhood immersion to elder-led storytelling, each link supports language learning, cultural preservation, and community connection.

Passamaquoddy-Maliseet Language Portal

www.pmportal.org 

A digital dictionary and archive featuring videos of Passamaquoddy-Maliseet speakers in conversation and daily life. Great for hearing the language used naturally.

Wabanaki Collection

www.wabanakicollection.com 

A rich online library of Maliseet art, literature, language resources, songs, and more—created for and by Wabanaki people.

Wolastoqewatu

 www.wolastoqewatu.ca 

A learning platform showing how to pronounce and spell Wolastoqey words. Helpful for both language learners and educators.

Maliseet Language – Timmy Nicholas YouTube

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Short and simple videos of Timmy Nicholas speaking Wolastoqey, perfect for review and practicing pronunciation.

Conrad Mead – Language Learning YouTube

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Videos of Imelda Perley teaching the Wolastoqey language, focusing on everyday words, phrases, and cultural context.

Moxy Studio

https://www.moxyfox.ca

A collection of animated videos in Wolastoqey, created by Tara Audibert.

Ron Tremblay – Wolastoqey Latuwewakon YouTube

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Videos to support Wolastoqey language learning by Elder Ron Tremblay, covering vocabulary, songs, and cultural teachings.

Urban Rez Productions – SAMAQAN: Water Stories

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Clips from a powerful documentary series by Jeff Bear, sharing Indigenous stories and teachings about water. Includes Wabanaki voices and perspectives on land, language, and culture.

Skicinuwatuwahtiq Album – Jonathan Dutcher

Listen Here 

A beautiful album of Wolastoqey songs by Jonathan Dutcher, available to stream online through the Wabanaki Collection.

Kahkakuhsok (Crow Clan) Dictionary

 www.kahkakuhsok.ca 

An evolving, family made dictionary capturing the richness of Wolastoqey language and culture through words, expressions, and teachings.

Wolas-Talk

www.maliseet.org/wolas-talk1 

A practical resource for learning useful everyday Wolastoqey words and phrases, great for beginners and families.

Kehkimin – Website

www.kehkimin.org 

Website for Kehkimin, an early childhood Wolastoqey immersion program rooted in language, land, and culture.

Kehkimin – YouTube Channel

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Videos from Kehkimin’s early childhood immersion program, featuring land-based learning, language, and culture for little ones and their families.

Neqotkuk N’tetli Mikwi Tahasoltipen – Tobique We Are Remembering YouTube

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A collection of videos and language resources in Wolastoqey, highlighting stories, teachings, and voices from Neqotkuk. Focused on remembering, reconnecting, and reclaiming language through community storytelling.

Neqotkuk N’tetli Mikwi Tahasoltipen – Facebook Page

Visit on Facebook The official Facebook page for the “Tobique We Are Remembering” initiative. Follow for updates, events, and new content focused on Wolastoqey language and cultural memory in Neqotkuk.

Neqotkuk Maliseet Nation

To preserve and revitalize Wolastoqey/Wəlastəkwey language by providing comprehensive language programs and resources that promote its use and integration into daily life, education, governance, and business activities within Neqotkuk.