Sites related to the Lakota language:
Siouan Proper stock, Central family, Mississippi Valley branch, Dakota group.
Lakhota was strictly a spoken language until 1910 Father Buechel, a Jesuit priest from Thuringia, Germany began to transcribe Lakhota words. Since then, "Lakhota" has been assigned different spellings. It is generally preferred that adding the "h" encourages accurate pronunciation.
Source
Please submit sites related to the history and culture of Lakota speakers or the Sioux Nation to that category.
The sites listed here provided language–learning materials in the form of lessons, dictionaries, and computer-based curricula. The quality of language materials available on the internet varies considerably. Caution is advised when looking for language materials, especially those from several of the commercial sites that utilize non-standard and out-dated materials. (See http://www.inext.cz/siouan/resources.htm#textbooks for further info.)
You may submit Lakota pedogical materials links here.