Comanche Nation College language program looks to broaden audience

Officials at Comanche Nation College in Lawton hope to place parts of the college’s computer-based Comanche language programs online. That effort is facilitated in part by the Oklahoma Community Anchor Network, which seeks to bring broadband access to rural Oklahoma.

 
BY SILAS ALLEN | Modified: January 5, 2013 at 9:21 pm | Published: January 6, 2013   

LAWTON — Learning to speak the Comanche language is different from trying to learn, say, German or Spanish.

When a student studying Spanish runs across an unfamiliar word, the dictionary or a more experienced speaker can be of help.

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“That’s a little bit more difficult with an endangered language,” said Todd McDaniels, a professor at Comanche Nation College in Lawton.

Although learning the language is still a...
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