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Michif (também Mitchif, Mechif, Michif-Cree, Métif, Métchif, Francês Cree) é a língua do povo Métis do Canadá e dos Estados Unidos, pessoas que são os descendentes de Primeiras Nações mulheres (principalmente Cree, Nakota e Ojibwe) e homens trabalhadores de origem europeia do comércio de peles (principalmente canadenses de origem francesa e escocesa). Michif conforme registrado a partir da década de 1970 combinou dois sistemas fonológicos separados: um para elementos de origem francesa e um para elementos de origem Cree (Rhodes 1977, 1986). Por exemplo, / y /, / l /, / r / e / f / existem apenas em palavras francesas, enquanto que oclusivas peé-aspiradas como / ʰt / e / ʰk / existe apenas em palavras Cree. Nesta variedade de Michif, os elementos franceses foram pronunciados de maneiras que têm valores tipicamente canadenses franceses para as vogais, enquanto os elementos Cree possuem valores Cree distintivamente para vogais. No entanto, há alguma influência Cree em palavras francesas no sistema de tonicidade (Rosen 2006). Mas, no ano 2000, havia falantes da Michif que haviam juntado os dois sistemas em um único (Rosen 2007).

Michif apresenta quatro vogais orais e quatro nasalizadas.

Correspondentes nasais:

• /ĩ/
• /ɛ̃/
• /ɔ̃/
• /ɑ̃/

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• Bloomfield, Leonard (1984) Cree-English Lexicon Human Area Relations Files, New Haven, CT.
• Evans, Donna. 1982. "On coexistence and convergence of two phonological systems in Michif." Work Papers of the Summer Institute of Linguistics, University of North Dakota Session, 26, p. 158-173.
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• Rhodes, Richard A. 1977. French Cree—a case of borrowing. Actes du Huitième Congrès des Algonquinistes. Wm. Cowan (ed.), Ottawa: Carleton University. p. 6-25.
• Rhodes, Richard A. 1986. Métif—a second look. Actes du Septième Congrès des Algonquinistes. Wm. Cowan (ed.), Ottawa: Carleton University. p. 287-296.
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• Zoldy, Grace. 2003. The Lord's Prayer. In Li Liivr Oche Michif Ayamiiawina - The Book of Michif Prayers. Camperville Michif Cree Ritual Language Project.

• Michif Language Lessons
• LearnMichif.com
• Michif Dictionary
• Li Liivr Oche Michif Ayamiiawina: The Book of Michif Prayers
• Audio and video of Michif speakers, with French and English translations
• Native Languages of the Americas: Michif (Mitchif, Metis Creole, French Cree)
• OLAC resources in and about the Michif language
• ELAR Archive of Documenting Michif Variation
• Michif- em Omniglot.com
• Michif- em Instituto Louis Reili
• Michif- em primeiras nações Canadá
• Michif- Lições 1
• Michif- Lições 2
• Michif em Nação Métis