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How do you say welcome in Ojibway?

There are actually a couple of ways to say "welcome" in Ojibwe, depending on the context and formality:

Formal:

* Aaniin - This is the most common and general greeting, meaning "hello" or "welcome." It can be used in almost any situation.

Informal:

* Aaniin, aaniin - This is a more informal and friendly way of saying "welcome."

* Bimaadiziwin - This means "life" or "good life" and can be used as a greeting to express "welcome to life" or "have a good life."

* Aaniin, nindoodemag - This means "hello, my friend" and is a very warm and friendly way to say "welcome."

It's important to remember that Ojibwe is a complex language with many dialects. The specific pronunciation and phrasing may vary depending on the region and the speaker.

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