Lenape

Welcome to the Lenape page, featuring courses for learning Lenape! Lenape (or Unami) is an extinct Algonquian language which was spoken by the Lenape, who lived in the areas of New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and later in Oklahoma. Lenape was one of two Delaware languages, the other being Munsee. A modern version of the Lenape dialect called Western Delaware is being taught by the Delaware Tribe of Indians in Oklahoma. If you have any questions or can't find what you need, please e-mail us at .

Featured Products Lenape Language Course This language program is the result of Nora Thompson Dean without whose dedication and devotion to her people, this audio cassette program would not be available. This 2 tape, four lesson set comes with illustrated booklets covering such topics as weather expressions, greetings, food terms, prayer words, names of birds and kinship terms. This course comes with two cassettes (71 minutes) and two 30-page texts, one of which is a glossary. Shipping weight 2 lbs. $59