Has been tested to be compatible with Windows 98, 98SE, ME, 2000, XP & Vista (not tested on Vista 64-bit).

The software is 100% FREE of cost, adware and spyware!

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Click the above Play button to hear the intro...

Want to learn simple Lakhota (American Indian) words and phrases? Well folks, we first released this software in 1996: there are many of you still getting use out of the old 16-bit version. Due to many requests to upgrade to a more "modern interface/ version" we just had to oblige - committing the 100's of hours required. This new version doesn't just let you hear/ play the word or phrase but delivers it via an array of flash videos (similar to the above "intro"). Includes a massive translation text dictionary as well. 

The words and phrases that are taught. via video/ audio, are as follows:

"Buffalo"
"Rabbit"
"Horse"
"Wolf"
"Beaver"
"Mouse"
"Bear"
"Skunk"
"Fox"
"Pig"
"Deer"
"Dog"
"Cow"
"Arm"
"Neck"
"Stomach"
"Back"
"Body"
"Hand"
"Leg"
"Foot"
"Yellow"
"Blue"
"Orange"
"Green"
"Brown"
"Gray"
"White"
"Mother"
"Father"
"Uncle"
"Grandmother"
Grandfather"
"Soup"
"Bread"
"Beef"
"Potato"
"Milk"
"01 One"
'02 Two"
"03 Three"
"04 Four"
"05 Five"
"06 Six"
"07 Seven"
"08 Eight"
"09 Nine"
"10 Ten"
"Circle"
"Square"
"Rectangle"
"Triangle"
"What is it?"
"Where are you from?"
"Where do you come from?"
"Where are you going?"
"Where have you been?"
"Where do you live?"
"I'm happy to have met you."
"I'm glad you came."
"I'm glad to see you again."
"I wish to speak to you."
"I saw."
"We had."
"I have a problem."
"I don't know."
"Have you had enough to eat?"
"Are you full?"
"I'm full"
"I don't feel good."
"I have a stomach ache."
"Did you do this?"
"It is said."
"What is your name?"
"How old are you?"
"Come in. {to one}"