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Dear Fellow Earthlings,

“G” and I worked all day developing the first two Gaënö’ (Seneca Jingles). Part of that effort involved my training “G” how to be a Jingles instructor – more specifically, a Gaënö’ instructor! Because of her deep motivation – not to mention her natural flair for “Jingles teaching!” – “G” acquired a rudimentary but promising ability to teach the first seven worksheets, all of them dealing with only “Gaënö’ sga:d" and "Gaënö’ dekni:h”. ("Sga:d" means "one", "dekni:h" means "two".) As we worked bringing the worksheets to life, “G”’s ability to teach the “gaënö’ “developed quickly. Likewise, because the synergy we created was working so well, my önödowa’ga allophonome developed by leaps and bounds. The place where “G” and I spent so many hours working today was the Seneca Allegany Administration Building here in Salamanca – in the heart of Seneca country!

Steve Walker, Earthsaver and Jingles Creator

© 2013 Steve Walker, The Jingles-The Japan Foundation for English Pronunciation, Summit Enterprises.