Nayr Ibrahim
@nayr2.bsky.social
Associate Professor in language education in the Arctic with an interest in Multilingual living, learning and loving; educator for social justice, decoloniality, translanguaging and transknowledging
OMG, they are beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing your students' DLCs! It really is a great experience...
May 29, 2025 at 12:48 PM
OMG, they are beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing your students' DLCs! It really is a great experience...
Thanks for referring to my article. Terminology in English is inconsistent: Sami/Sámi/Saami is the language, people, and adjective. I use Sámi but others use Saami when writing in English. Sápmi refers to the land. The accent identifies the long vowel. Best to be consistent, so Sámi or Saami.
April 30, 2025 at 2:09 PM
Thanks for referring to my article. Terminology in English is inconsistent: Sami/Sámi/Saami is the language, people, and adjective. I use Sámi but others use Saami when writing in English. Sápmi refers to the land. The accent identifies the long vowel. Best to be consistent, so Sámi or Saami.