US Edition1895: “Chinook Hymns” in Chinuk Pipa (Part 4: Naika Chako Wawa)
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1895: “Chinook Hymns” in Chinuk Pipa (Part 4: Naika Chako Wawa)
Pages 2, 3, and part of 4 in the small book “Chinook Hymns” (6th edition, 1895, Kamloops) show us the song, “Naika Chako Wawa”… (Here’s a link to all installments in this mini-series.) This is another lyric that’s straightforward, fluent Northern Dialect Chinook Jargon. The tune is probably French. Naika chako wawa tlus mirsi ‘I come to say a good thanks’ Kopa maika tlus ShK ‘To you, good Jesus;’ Naika tiki wawa aias tlus ‘I want to say very go…
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