Realisation

[serge gurkski]

Lol of course I meant the east coast. It flows into the Gulf of Mexico, so it must be near the Gulf Coast at some point.

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And weather you meant to or not, you did give me a small education on Algonquian dialects and their geography. I actually found it quite interesting, the thank you was not sarcastic.

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I'm actually quite familiar with the Louisiana coastline, I've harbored there many a time.

All is good. I am fine. ;-)
If you are interested in North American Indian languages, I have a lot of links I could share with you, but would prefer to use either pm or email.


For a conspectus I would recommend:
Marianne Mithun : http://books.google.de/books/about/The_L...nf3s2m7PkC&redir_esc=y

It is very technical, though.

If you want to look a bit deeper into one Amerindian tongue, I would suggest to you to choose an Uto-Aztecan one like Hopi (and definitely not start with Nahuatl (i.e, "Aztecan κατ' ἐξοχήν or par excellence), or instead of Hopi one of the Numic languages (subgroup of Uto-Aztecan): Either Shoshoni (often spelt: Shoshone):
http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Appendix:S..._languages
or Kawaiisu.


have a fine evening

serge