Karin Michelson is a professor in the Department of Linguistics at the University at Buffalo.Norma Kennedy has taught the Oneida language in New York and Ontario for more than twenty-five years. She is a master speaker at the Oneida Language and Cultural Center at the Oneida Nation of the Thames.Mercy Doxtator (1936–2005) taught the Oneida language for almost twenty-five years at the Oneida Nation of the Thames, where she was the founder and director of the Oneida Language and Cultural Center.

• PART I: PRELIMINARIES1. Introduction2. Oneida Sounds and Orthography  PART II: STORIESLanguageLessonsGhostly TalesPranks and MishapsMore Favourite MemoriesCustomsGrowing Up and WorkingReflections  PART III: GRAMMAR1. Introduction2. Word Structure3. Possession4. Clauses5. Negation6. Questions7. Indefinites8. Free Relatives and Corelatives9. Counting10. Degree and Comparison11. Possibility and Necessity12. Other Linkages Between Clauses  APPENDIX 1: List of ParticlesAPPENDIX 2: Segmented Texts

Karin Michelson is a professor in the Department of Linguistics at the University at Buffalo.Norma Kennedy has taught the Oneida language in New York and Ontario for more than twenty-five years. She is a master speaker at the Oneida Language and Cultural Center at the Oneida Nation of the Thames.Mercy Doxtator (1936–2005) taught the Oneida language for almost twenty-five years at the Oneida Nation of the Thames, where she was the founder and director of the Oneida Language and Cultural Center.

• PART I: PRELIMINARIES1. Introduction2. Oneida Sounds and Orthography  PART II: STORIESLanguageLessonsGhostly TalesPranks and MishapsMore Favourite MemoriesCustomsGrowing Up and WorkingReflections  PART III: GRAMMAR1. Introduction2. Word Structure3. Possession4. Clauses5. Negation6. Questions7. Indefinites8. Free Relatives and Corelatives9. Counting10. Degree and Comparison11. Possibility and Necessity12. Other Linkages Between Clauses  APPENDIX 1: List of ParticlesAPPENDIX 2: Segmented Texts

Karin Michelson is a professor in the Department of Linguistics at the University at Buffalo.Norma Kennedy has taught the Oneida language in New York and Ontario for more than twenty-five years. She is a master speaker at the Oneida Language and Cultural Center at the Oneida Nation of the Thames.Mercy Doxtator (1936–2005) taught the Oneida language for almost twenty-five years at the Oneida Nation of the Thames, where she was the founder and director of the Oneida Language and Cultural Center.

• PART I: PRELIMINARIES1. Introduction2. Oneida Sounds and Orthography  PART II: STORIESLanguageLessonsGhostly TalesPranks and MishapsMore Favourite MemoriesCustomsGrowing Up and WorkingReflections  PART III: GRAMMAR1. Introduction2. Word Structure3. Possession4. Clauses5. Negation6. Questions7. Indefinites8. Free Relatives and Corelatives9. Counting10. Degree and Comparison11. Possibility and Necessity12. Other Linkages Between Clauses  APPENDIX 1: List of ParticlesAPPENDIX 2: Segmented Texts