Three primary forms of Michif is primarily spoken by the Métis peoples mostly in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, North Dakota and Montana. It is a combination of Cree and French.
Other forms of Métis language include:
French Cree
French Michif
Bungi and Brayet.
The Canadian Encyclopedia entry on Michif
To find books in Michif or about the Michif language in a library catalogue, use the keyword "michif."
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