T'Sou-ke
T'Sou-ke noun: sooke (people).
Noun
T'Sou-ke sg or pl
- Sooke (people)
Proper noun
T'Sou-ke
- Sooke (language)
- The T’Sou-ke language is a dialect of Straits Salish, as is SENĆOŦEN, the language that my relatives in W̱SÁNEĆ speak.2015, Trena Sutton, “Being T’Sou-ke: What it means to me to be T’Sou-ke ŚW̱ЌÁLEȻEN: My inner thoughts”, The University of Victoria, page 3
Questions about T'Sou-ke
- What does T'Sou-ke mean?
- T'Sou-ke means sooke (people).
- What part of speech is T'Sou-ke?
- T'Sou-ke can be a noun or a proper noun.
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