title: Alaska State Languages | English + 20 - State Symbols USA

text: These languages are: Inupiaq, Siberian Yupik, Central Alaskan Yup'ik, Alutiiq, Unangax, Dena'ina, Deg Xinag, Holikachuk, Koyukon, Upper Kuskokwim, Gwich'in, Tanana, Upper Tanana, Tanacross, Hän, Ahtna, Eyak, Tlingit, Haida, and Tsimshian.

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title: Languages in Alaska (State) - The Demographic Statistical Atlas of the ...

text: 2018/09/04 - Percentage of the total population living in households in which a given language is spoken at home. Scope: population of the United States and Alaska ... 50% 0% 50% Don't Do German French 1 Other Native Ameri…

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title: 20 Alaska Native Languages Now Official State Languages | Alaska ...

text: 2014/10/23 - But it was the assembled speakers, teachers, and students of nearly all of those 20 Alaska Native languages who spoke to the vitality of what the recognition means. Lance Xh'unei Twitchell, an associate professor at Univerity of Alaska Southeast, began in Tlingit before switching to English.

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title: What Languages Are Spoken In Alaska? - WorldAtlas.com

text: 7 日前 - The majority of the Alaskan population (approximately 84%) speak English as their primary language. The next largest language is Spanish, spoken by 3.5% of the population. Other Indo-European languages and Asian ...

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title: Languages - Alaska - City-Data.com

text: Languages. From the Tlingit, Haida, and Tsimshian groups of lower Alaska almost no language influence has been felt, ... In 2000, 85.7% of the population five years old and older was reported to speak only English in the home, a decrease ...

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title: Languages | Alaska Native Language Center

text: The Alaska Native Language Center is internationally known and recognized as the major center in the United States for the study of Eskimo and Northern Athabascan languages. ANLC publishes its research in story collections, dictionaries, ...

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title: Populations and Speakers | Alaska Native Language Center

text: The following table gives estimates of the population of speakers of Alaska Native languages in reference to the relevant community ... The Alaska Native Language Center did not participate in these assessment and does not endorse them.

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title: Indigenous Peoples and Languages of Alaska - Alaskool

text: This map shows the indigenous language regions of Alaska. Related languages of neighboring Canada and Russia are also shown. The language boundaries represent traditional territories at approximately 1900, though some shifts in ...

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title: Indigenous Languages of Alaska & Siberia

text: Most of the Athapaskan languages are spoken throughout Alaska and northwestern Canada, yet Navajo and Apache, which are part of this ... This was quite a quantum leap for all Native Americans, not just for Alaskans, in light of the fact that these indigenous cultures had been ... This law does not, however, apply to schools operated by the Bureau of Indian Affairs, mainly in the "Lower ...

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title: Alaska OKs Bill Making Native Languages Official : The Two-Way : NPR

text: 2014/04/21 - If you're inclined, you could soon speak Tlingit, Inupiaq, or Siberian Yupik in Alaska with the knowledge that those ... But the bill does put 20 Alaska Native languages on a par with English, which as NPR member station KTOO ...

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title: Russian language's most isolated dialect found in Alaska - Russia ...

text: 2013/05/29 - An expedition to Alaska resulted in the discovery of a rare dialect of Russian that survived for about 100 ... "We are not aware of any other cases where Russian is being spoken as the mother tongue by so many people in such ...

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title: 2018 Biennial Report to the Governor and Legislature - Commerce ...

text: 2018/01/01 - powerful symbol of the value that Alaska's Native languages have to all Alaskans at a time when every. Alaska ... How does the transmission of languages from one generation to another get halted? ... In other cases, young children stop speaking their parents' language due to peer pressure and broader.

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title: The Most Common Languages Spoken in the U.S. After English and ...

text: 2014/05/13 - Yupik, a Native American language, is the second-most spoken language in Alaska, and Tagalog is popular in Hawaii thanks to the large Filipino population. Now keep your eye on that German-speaking pocket in North ... And I don't think I would have guessed Tagalog would be the third-most spoken language in California. The most shocking fact to me was seeing all the households ...

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title: Alaska Native Languages | St. Lawrence Island Yupik

text: About 90 percent of St. Lawrence Island Yupik people still speak the language, and most children still speak it as a first language ... Although those links were strained during the Cold War, Siberian Yupik in Alaska and Russia have been able to ... Your browser does not currently recognize any of the video formats available.

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title: What Was, And What Is: Native American Languages In The US - Babbel

text: 2017/10/04 - How many Native American languages are there in the US today? Indigenous languages may not be thriving, but they continue to account for a large portion of the nation's linguistic diversity.

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title: Alaska Journal | Anchorage marks a hundred years, a hundred ...

text: 2015/06/17 - That's not how many languages are spoken in the country, or even Alaska. ... As a result, he is one of the first people in Anchorage to see the city's changing population through its new students and their parents. ... “There are many districts that have as many or more languages than we do,” he said. “It's just ...

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title: Language map: What's the most popular language in your state?

text: 2014/05/13 - What language does your state speak? By Ben Blatt ... For instance, some people answered the ACS with “Chinese,” while others gave specific dialects such as “Mandarin” or “Cantonese”. These were all treated as different ...

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title: Eskimo Aleut Language Family | About World Languages

text: 2013/03/05 - The Eskimo-Aleut family consists of a continuum of languages/dialects spoken by close to 150000 people who live in Alaska, Canada, Greenland, and in an area stretching along the Aleutian Islands into Siberia. It is one of ...

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title: CensusScope -- Percent Speaking Spanish, 2000

text: States Ranked by Percent of Population Age 5+ Speaking Spanish. Rank, State, Number Speaking Spanish, Total Population Age 5+, Percent Speaking Spanish. 1. New Mexico, 485,681 ... Alaska, 16,674, 579,740, 2.88%. 36. Michigan ...

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title: Most popular languages besides English spoken in the US - INSIDER

text: 2018/01/04 - A cruise ship at a port in Juneau, Alaska. Allen.G/Shutterstock. Number of people who speak other native languages of North America: 30,242. Second most popular language: Spanish: 24,078. Third most popular language: ...

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title: Speak Alaskan - Alaska.org

text: Here are some key terms that will help you speak Alaskan on your vacation. ... Inuit – Refers to a culture and language grouping that includes the Inupiaq language and the Inupiaq people. This group is also referred to as the Eastern Eskimo ...

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title: Northamer - The Language Gulper

text: When the Europeans arrived to North America there were perhaps 300 to 400 languages spoken by several million native people. ... North American native languages belong to several stocks which do not seem to share a common origin. It is believed that North America was populated by people ethno-linguistically different who migrated in several waves from Asia ... *Eskimo-Aleut (100, ...

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title: Language Map Data Center

text: Visit the Data Center for information about numbers of speakers of languages in a specific state, county, zip code, metropolitan area, or town or to view charts that illustrate the ... Make a selection to see a table and chart of languages spoken.

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title: Census Shows Native Languages Count - Language Magazine

text: The Census Bureau counted about 372,000 people who speak Native North American languages at home. ... disparities among Native North Americans who reside in American Indian or Alaska Native Areas (AIANAs) and those who do not.

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title: Top Languages Spoken by English Language Learners Nationally ...

text: While ELL students around the nation speak more than 150 languages, Spanish is by far the most common home or first ... In five of these states, the ELL population was composed of speakers of indigenous languages such as Yupik in. Alaska, Ilocano in Hawaii, Objibwa in North Dakota, Dakota in South Dakota, and unspecified North American .... order. It is different from Western  ...

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title: CENTRAL YUP'IK AND THE SCHOOLS A Handbook for Teachers ...

text: linguist's objective approach to language does not allow ranking languages as superior or inferior, but we will ... to their own language. In an environment such as an Alaskan village where more than one language is used, ... another, but people who speak different languages cannot (unless they happen to be bilingual).

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title: PBS - Harriman: Alaska Native Communities

text: They do not represent political or tribal units nor are they the units Native people have traditionally used to define themselves. ... The most diverse group of Alaskan Natives are the southern Eskimos or Yuit, speakers of the Yup'ik languages. At the time ... In the Bering Sea group, the major language spoken is Central Yup'ik.

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title: Learn to Speak Alaskan - Alaskan Language Tips - Princess Lodges

text: We offer you a guide to some of Alaska language tips, the state's ancient and recent words and sayings known only to those who ... The Inupiaq hunter would be tossed in the air, enabling him to see across the horizon to hunt game. ... Mukluks are a soft boot made of caribou or sealskin and typically worn by the Inuit people.

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title: Languages - Yukon Native Language Centre

text: Native Languages in the Yukon. The Yukon Territory is in the northwest corner of Canada and borders on Alaska. ... Yukon Native people are working actively to teach, document, and enhance their languages. The Yukon Native Language ...

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title: Aleut language | Britannica.com

text: Aleut language, Aleut Unangam Tunuu, one of two branches of the Eskimo-Aleut languages (q.v.). ... Aleut is spoken from the Alaska Peninsula through Umnak Island and on Atka Island in the Aleutian Islands, on the Pribilof Islands north of ...

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title: Haida Language Mainpage

text: Haida, or Xaat Kíl, is the ancestral language of the Haida people. ... A few hundred years ago, some Haidas moved north to what is now Prince of Wales Island in southeast Alaska. Today, the four main ... Do all Haidas speak the same dialect?

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title: Language

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title: CIA World Factbook - The World Factbook — Central Intelligence ...

text: We do not routinely respond to questions for which answers are found within this Web site. .... note 1: data represent most widely spoken languages; shares sum to more than 100% because there is much bilingualism in the .... note: data represent language read and written by people 10 years of age or older; spoken Kirundi is nearly universal (2008 est.) ..... in 32 of the 50 states; Hawaiian ...

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title: Maintaining and Renewing Indigenous Languages

text: However, of the 155 of these 190 languages in the United States only about 20 are still spoken by people of all ages and thus fully vital. ... study of bilingual education programs show that native-language use in schools does not hurt children (Ramirez, 1992). ..... Although the program has weakened somewhat over the years owing to a high rate of teacher turnover in rural Alaska and the ...

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title: Alaska Population 2018 (Demographics, Maps, Graphs)

text: 2018/09/17 - As you would imagine, there aren't many big cities in Alaska. In total, there are just 29 cities and towns with a population of more than 1,000 people.The largest, Anchorage, was home to 298,695 people in 2015, making it the ...

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title: 7 Most Popular Native American Languages in US - newsmaven.io

text: 2014/06/30 - Children grow up speaking Yupik as their first language in 17 of 68 Yupik villages, according to the Native American Language Center at the University of Alaska Fairbanks. The total Siberian Yupik population in Alaska is ...

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title: Alaska | Data USA

text: Alaska has a population of 741894 people with a median age of 33.5 and a median household income of $76440. Between 2015 ... In 2016, there were 578 people from Macedonia living in Alaska, approximately 9.16 times more than would be expected based on national averages. Dataset: ... In 2015, the most common non-English language spoken in Alaska was Other Native North American. 4.07% of ...

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title: Aleut language, alphabet and pronunciation - Omniglot

text: Aleut is an Eskimo-Aleut language spoken in Alaska and Sibera by about 300 people. ... During the 19th century, when Alaska was part of Russia, Aleut was written with a version of the Cyrillic alphabet by a Russian Orthodox priest, Ioann ... Your browser does not currently recognize any of the video formats available.

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title: The world's languages in crisis MICHAEL ... - UNH Sustainability Institute

text: The Eyak language of Alaska now has two aged speakers; Mandan has 6,. Osage 5 ... cause in some parts of the world we hardly know what languages are spoken, ... is not an unreasonable round estimate, and that will do nicely as a base figure .... tional treasure for the people whose languages are thus preserved.

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title: Yugtun Qaneryaraput/Our Yup'ik Language | eloka-arctic.org

text: The wisdom they give thus has double value: It teaches about Yup'ik values and traditions at the same time it does so in ... Today Yup'ik is the most widely spoken Alaska Native language, with 14,000 speakers out of a population of more than ...

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title: People - Alaska Kids

text: The U.S. Census Bureau says that about 686,293 people lived in Alaska in 2008. How does this relate to the rest of the United States? Alaskans ... More than 90 different languages are spoken in the Anchorage School District. More people ...

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title: Dena'ina Qenaga -- Language

text: Language. This section of the site contains information about the structure of the Dena'ina language. ... Athabascan languages are spoken throughout interior Alaska and Western Canada, as well as in the desert Southwest and Pacific Coast ...

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title: Preventing language loss: A three-step process - KTOO

text: 2013/12/29 - Of the Native languages spoken in Southeast Alaska, less than 200 people can speak Tlingit, Haida, or Tsimshian ... with them, “You guys shop together, you eat together, you do a lot more things together, and it's a challenge.

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title: Table 1: Indigenous Languages Spoken in the United States (by ...

text: The following tables list 154 indigenous American languages which are still spoken in the United States, the number of ... 20,355, Dakota, Nebraska; Minnesota; North Dakota; South Dakota; Montana. 40, Degexit'an, Alaska. 1, Eyak, Alaska.

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title: Languages Spoken by North Dakota Households - May 2016

text: Languages. 1. Spoken in North. Dakota by County. 1Rn (QJOLVK. 2. +oXVHKROG 6SHDNHUV. Nearly 99 percent of the states ... indicate they do not speak. “English” as their household language. Divide County, is the only county where 100 percent of the ... non-English speaking population. Source: ACS 5-Yr 2010 -2014. PUMS data. Page 2. Growing ND by the Numbers ... and Alaska in this ranking.

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title: Indigenous Languages in Canada | The Canadian Encyclopedia

text: 2008/08/13 - Indigenous languages are spoken widely, and are official languages in Nunavut and the Northwest Territories, while the ..... In an attempt to assimilate Indigenous people into Canadian society, the Indian Act and residential schools forced .... It is important to note that sources do not agree on what is considered a language and what is a dialect, nor on names or spellings. ..... ...

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title: Language Access Plan - LEP.gov

text: growing minorities in Alaska, from 13,334 (2.1%) to 21,642 (3%).7. The census data has two shortcomings. First, while the U.S. Census tracks the ethnic or cultural background of the population, it does not track the language(s) spoken by.

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title: Languages of Jakarta, Popular Local Spoken Languages of Jakarta ...

text: However, Bahasa Indonesia is the official language of the country as well as Jakarta. Bahasa Jakarta is the dialect spoken within the region and the city. Professionals related to tourism as well as some sections of people in Jakarta do speak ...

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title: Inuktitut: In the Way of the Inuit - the Inuktitut language - Project ...

text: 2005/11/22 - Inuktitut is the traditional oral language of Inuit in the Arctic. Spoken in Canada and Greenland, as well as in Alaska, Inuktitut and its many dialects are used by peoples from region to region, ... Interestingly, the Alaskans were the only peoples to develop their own picture writing, but this system eventually ...

title: Inuktitut

title: In

title: the

title: Way

title: of

title: the

title: Inuit

title: the

title: Inuktitut

title: language

title: Project

text: Inuktitut

text: is

text: the

text: traditional

text: oral

text: language

text: of

text: Inuit

text: in

text: the

text: Arctic

text: Spoken

text: in

text: Canada

text: and

text: Greenland

text: as

text: well

text: as

text: in

text: Alaska

text: Inuktitut

text: and

text: its

text: many

text: dialects

text: are

text: used

text: by

text: peoples

text: from

text: region

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text: region

text: Interestingly

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text: Alaskans

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text: the

text: only

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text: to

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text: picture

text: writing

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title: Yup'ik teachers from Bristol Bay reflect on Alaska Native Language ...

text: 2018/07/16 - This spring, the Alaska legislature asked the governor's office to declare a state of emergency for 20 Alaska Native languages. ... Yup'ik people have been living here for time immemorial. ... There's been no consideration for those whose first language is Yup'ik, who would like to continue to speak Yup'ik.

title: Yup'ik

title: teachers

title: from

title: Bristol

title: Bay

title: reflect

title: on

title: Alaska

title: Native

title: Language

text: This

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text: the

text: Alaska

text: legislature

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text: governor

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title: Yupik Language

text: Each language provides its own perspective of the world. Each language does more than just provide different words for things. ... The Yupik language comes from Eskimo people of western and ... language in Alaska, and children speak.

title: Yupik

title: Language

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text: perspective

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text: the

text: world

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text: language

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text: different

text: words

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text: The

text: Yupik

text: language

text: comes

text: from

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text: people

text: of

text: western

text: and

text: language

text: in

text: Alaska

text: and

text: children

text: speak

title: Eskimo-Aleut Languages - Serious Science

text: 2017/12/07 - The Yupik branch consists of five languages spoken mainly in Alaska and at the edge of Chukotka on the ... who speak these languages is estimated to be 85,000 altogether, of approximately 100,000 people who would call ...

title: Eskimo

title: Aleut

title: Languages

title: Serious

title: Science

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text: Yupik

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text: five

text: languages

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text: mainly

text: in

text: Alaska

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text: the

text: edge

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text: Chukotka

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text: who

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text: these

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title: Defining Language Need and Categories for Collection - Race ...

text: The subcommittee recommends identifying spoken language need by determining first how well an individual believes he/she ... used by their service population, accom panied by an open-ended response option for those whose language does not appear on the list. ... These categories fail to capture, for example, Yupik, an Alaska Native language, that is among Alaska's top 10  ...

title: Defining

title: Language

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title: and

title: Categories

title: for

title: Collection

title: Race

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text: Yupik

text: an

text: Alaska

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text: language

text: that

text: is

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text: Alaska

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text: top

title: The Tlingit Language | Lingít Yoo X̲ʼatángi

text: of the way our ancient people used to do things. — George Davis, Deisheetaan. —. The Tlingit language is medicinal in its importance to Tlingit people. ... Those of us who choose to speak, to put ourselves at risk of error, frustration, and endless attempts to understand concepts that do .... can be found online at the Alaska Native Language Center at the University of Alaska Fairbanks ( ...

title: The

title: Tlingit

title: Language

title: Lingít

title: Yoo

title: X̲ʼatángi

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title: Inupiaq: The language I can write and speak, but don't understand ...

text: 2017/04/08 - We Alaskans ... Now and then, Gram would say something that sparked from-the-belly laughter. In that ... and wanted inclusion into a society of people who could explain things in a way not expressed in the language I used.

title: Inupiaq

title: The

title: language

title: I

title: can

title: write

title: and

title: speak

title: but

title: do

title: n't

title: understand

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title: What Languages Do Public Library Collections Speak? - WebJunction

text: 2015/10/21 - what-languages-do-public-library-collections-speak. ... with the fact that Ohio's largest ancestry group is German, accounting for more than a quarter of the state's population. ... In other words, Yupik is considerably more prominent in the materials held by Alaskan public libraries than in the nation at large ...

title: What

title: Languages

title: Do

title: Public

title: Library

title: Collections

title: Speak

title: WebJunction

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text: fact

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text: state

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text: the

text: materials

text: held

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text: Alaskan

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title: What Is an Endangered Language? | Linguistic Society of America

text: What does it mean to say a language is endangered? ... These languages are considered dead because they are no longer spoken in the form in which we find them in ... Sometimes the people learn the outsiders' language in addition to their own; this has happened in Greenland, ... This has been true for some Yupik Eskimo communities in Alaska, where just 20 years ago all of the children spoke ...

title: What

title: Is

title: an

title: Endangered

title: Language

title: Linguistic

title: Society

title: of

title: America

text: What

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title: What Language Does Santa Speak? - K International

text: 2016/12/16 - Here, people mainly speak Inuit languages like Inuktitut or English. But the geographic North Pole isn't the only “North Pole.” For example, there's also North Pole, Alaska, where you'll find Santa Claus House. Santa Claus ...

title: What

title: Language

title: Does

title: Santa

title: Speak

title: K

title: International

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text: mainly

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text: Inuit

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text: Santa

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title: Alaska Indian Tribes and Languages - Native language

text: Information on the Native American Indian tribes of Alaska, with maps, reservation addresses, classroom activities and ... Welcome to our Alaska State Facts section, part of an educational project designed to provide information about indigenous people in ... Did you know the name "Alaska" is an Eskimo-Aleut word?

title: Alaska

title: Indian

title: Tribes

title: and

title: Languages

title: Native

title: language

text: Information

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text: Native

text: American

text: Indian

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text: of

text: Alaska

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text: maps

text: reservation

text: addresses

text: classroom

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text: to

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text: Alaska

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text: the

text: name

text: Alaska

text: is

text: an

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title: BBC NEWS | Americas | Last Alaska language speaker dies

text: 2008/01/24 - A US woman believed to be the last native speaker of the Eyak language in Alaska has died at the age of 89.

title: BBC

title: NEWS

title: Americas

title: Last

title: Alaska

title: language

title: speaker

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text: last

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text: Eyak

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title: Appendix A - Top 15 Non-English Langues by State - CMS.gov

text: Alaska. 1. Tagalog. 7,021. 2. Spanish. 5,975. 3. Korean. 2,219. 4. Hmong. 1,944. 5. Russian. 1,392. 6. Samoan*. 870. 7. Chinese. 1,008. 8 ..... Detailed Languages Spoken at Home and Ability to Speak English for the Population 5 Years and.

title: Appendix

title: A

title: Top

title: 15

title: Non

title: English

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title: by

title: State

title: CMS.gov

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title: Facts for Kids: Yup'ik People (Yupik) - Orrin's Website

text: In particular, many Yup'iq people use "Eskimo" to refer to general cultural traits they share with other Arctic peoples like the Alutiiq, Aleut, and ... The Yup'ik are original people of southwestern Alaska. ... What language do the Yupiks speak?

title: Facts

title: for

title: Kids

title: Yup'ik

title: People

title: Yupik

title: Orrin

title: 's

title: Website

text: In

text: particular

text: many

text: Yup'iq

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text: use

text: Eskimo

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text: Alaska

text: What

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title: The Role of Native Languages and Cultures in ... - Squarespace

text: American Indian/Alaska Native/Native Hawaiian education that research on the role and impact of. Native languages and ... were learning how to speak and read their heritage language in school (Grigg, Moran, & Kuang,. 2010; Moran et al., ...

title: The

title: Role

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title: Languages

title: and

title: Cultures

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title: Squarespace

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title: About Inuktitut - Tusaalanga

text: Inuit are a people who live in communities along the Arctic coastline, stretching from eastern Siberia to the east coast of Greenland. This vast ... Inuit Language MapInuktitut is just one part of what is known as “the Inuit language”, spoken from Alaska in the west to Greenland in the east. It might best be ... Nonetheless, most would group the different forms of speaking Inuktitut in ...

title: About

title: Inuktitut

title: Tusaalanga

text: Inuit

text: are

text: a

text: people

text: who

text: live

text: in

text: communities

text: along

text: the

text: Arctic

text: coastline

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text: eastern

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text: east

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text: Greenland

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text: is

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text: one

text: part

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text: Inuit

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title: Ancient Migration Patterns to North America Are Hidden in Languages ...

text: 2014/03/12 - Languages spoken in North America and Siberia are distantly related. ... Russia and Alaska's current coastlines (the dashed black lines), compared to ancient Beringia (shown in ... Such an ecosystem, the authors argue, would have been an ideal place for humans to live. ... it look like Beringia wasn't simply a bridge, but actually a homeland—a refuge, where people could build a life.”.

title: Ancient

title: Migration

title: Patterns

title: to

title: North

title: America

title: Are

title: Hidden

title: in

title: Languages

text: Languages

text: spoken

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title: The Languages They Speak – The Inuit

text: All individuals who speak the Inuit language, no matter where they live: Alaska, Canada or Greenland share a common means of ... The Inuit did not traditionally use any writing system to communicate with one another (Dorais, 2010).

title: The

title: Languages

title: They

title: Speak

title: The

title: Inuit

text: All

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text: Inuit

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title: Yup'ik Language - Central Alaskan Yup'ik: A Linguistic Research Project

text: Central Alaskan Yup'ik (from now on referred to simply as Yup'ik) is an Eskimo-Aleut language spoken in the State of Alaska by ... This estimate comes from numbers taken in 1995, at which point those fluent in the language constituted less than half of the total population of ethnically Yup'ik people, ... This is a distinction that English does not make, but English has a distinction ...

title: Yup'ik

title: Language

title: Central

title: Alaskan

title: Yup'ik

title: A

title: Linguistic

title: Research

title: Project

text: Central

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title: Unangax and Alutiiq(Sugpiaq) | Cultures of Alaska | Education ...

text: ALASKA'S NATIVE PEOPLE ARE DIVIDED INTO 11 DISTINCT CULTURES, SPEAKING 11 DIFFERENT ... words are part of common vocabulary although two languages, Unangax and Sugcestun, are the indigenous languages. ... Village members would punish those who violated the rules of conduct of the village.

title: Unangax

title: and

title: Alutiiq(Sugpiaq

title: Cultures

title: of

title: Alaska

title: Education

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text: indigenous

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text: the

text: rules

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title: Yukon First Nations Languages – Self Government Secretariat ...

text: The Yukon is home to 8 different First Nations Languages belonging to two distinct language families. Gwichʼin, Hän, Upper Tanana, Northern Tutchone, Southern Tutchone, Tagish, and Kaska belong to the Athabaskan language family.

title: Yukon

title: First

title: Nations

title: Languages

title: Self

title: Government

title: Secretariat

text: The

text: Yukon

text: is

text: home

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text: Languages

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text: Hän

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text: Tagish

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text: Kaska

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text: Athabaskan

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title: Languages in South Korea - Gap Year

text: What Languages Do They Speak in South Korea? ... Many people there speak English, especially in major cities such as capital Seoul, but knowing a few words of some of the ... Some older people in South Korea may speak Japanese.

title: Languages

title: in

title: South

title: Korea

title: Gap

title: Year

text: What

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text: Do

text: They

text: Speak

text: in

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text: Korea

text: Many

text: people

text: there

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text: especially

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text: capital

text: Seoul

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text: of

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text: Some

text: older

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text: in

text: South

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title: Alutiiq / Sugpiaq People - the Alutiiq Museum

text: The Alutiiq / Sugpiaq people are one of eight Alaska Native peoples. ... there were distinct regional groups of Alutiiq / Sugpiaq people, each speaking a slightly different dialect of the Alutiiq language. ... What does each of these terms mean?

title: Alutiiq

title: Sugpiaq

title: People

title: the

title: Alutiiq

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title: Our Languages – Council of Yukon First Nations

text: Today, the First Nations peoples belong to the Athapaskan or Tlingit language families. ... The Upper Tanana people live right next to the Yukon/Alaska border and ensure that their connections to relatives across the border remain strong.

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title: Language Use and English-Speaking Ability: 2000 - Census Bureau

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title: Most commonly spoken languages in New York City, Brooklyn ...

text: 2018/05/17 - New York City draws people from around the world to boroughs including Brooklyn and Manhattan, speaking a plethora of languages. Using census data from the Minnesota Population Center, we found the three most ...

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title: Our Languages – Coquille Indian Tribe

text: To the south were Athabaskan dialects, related to languages spoken in Alaska and the American Southwest. ... These differing languages did not block communication. ... Additional resources relating to the Coquille people's traditional languages are available on the Tribal Library page, listed under “Indigenous Languages.

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title: BBC - Future - Languages: Why we must save dying tongues

text: 2014/06/06 - Hundreds of our languages are teetering on the brink of extinction, and as Rachel Nuwer discovers, we may lose more ... away in Alaska in 2008, taking the Eyak language with her – but usually they are older individuals (often in failing health) ... But does it matter whether a seemingly obscure language spoken by a few people in one isolated corner of the world goes out of existence?

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title: Languages are being wiped out by economic growth | Science | AAAS

text: 2014/09/02 - Chief Marie Smith Jones, the last speaker of the Eyak language in Alaska, died in 2008 at age 89. ... Many people know about the threatened polar bear and extinct passenger pigeon, but few have heard of endangered and ... and business, and economic assistance often encourages recipients to speak dominant languages. .... How much control do you really have over your actions?

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title: Counting Eskimo words for snow - Princeton University

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title: Aboriginal languages o(Canada - University of Calgary

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title: Our District / Overview - Anchorage School District

text: Top 5 languages spoken at ASD after English K-12, 2017: Spanish: 1394 ... Minority students comprise more than 50 percent of the student population (48,089 students - May 2017). African American: 6% Alaska Native/American Indian: 9%

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title: Do people actually speak Russian in East Russia? Do they consider ...

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title: Kalaallisut « Sorosoro

text: The term “Kalaallisut” refers both to the official language of Greenland, and to a dialectal variation spoken on the western coast of Greenland which forms ... The Iñupiak-Inuktitut-Kalaallisut is a vast dialect continuum, stretching from northwestern Alaska to the eastern coast of Greenland, comprising ... An estimated 88%, or approximately 50,000 people, speak Kalaallisut ...

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title: Endangered languages in Brazil - SciELO

text: Of 166 languages figuring in this table only 26 are spoken by more than 1,000 people, whereas 110 have only 400 or less .... Tukáno, 2,635, AM, TK, N. 3,000 – 5,000 speakers. Baníwa.do.Içana, 4,672, AM, AK, C, U. Nhadéva, 4,900, MS, PR, ...

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title: Dead Languages: How (and Why) to Learn a Dead Language

text: Maybe it's because you want to feel a greater connection with people around the world. ... In contrast, extinct languages are those that are no longer in current use and that do not have any speakers. ... The difference is that dead languages may still have communities that speak the language. .... A language like Eyak, an Alaskan language, has audio, a dictionary, collections of ...

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title: Endangered languages: the full list | News | theguardian.com

text: 2011/04/15 - Vulnerable - most children speak the language, but it may be restricted to certain domains (e.g., home); Definitely endangered ... language is spoken by grandparents and older generations; while the parent generation may understand it, they do not speak it ..... North Alaskan Inupiaq (Kotzebue Sound), 2144, Severely endangered ..... Ngatikese Men's Creole, 700, Definitely ...

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title: Learn Native American Language: Benefits & Scholarships

text: Click to read about the benefits of learning a Native American Language, scholarships, and programs for students of all ages. ... Alaska Native communities for the legal right to maintain their languages and cultures has been won for the most part. ... Survey reports 169 active Native North American languages, spoken by a population of fewer than 400,000 American ... In fact, a U.S. ...

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title: How Many Words Do Eskimos Really Have for Snow? | Mental Floss

text: 2013/01/25 - They speak a variety of languages, the larger ones being Central Alaskan Yup'ik, West Greenlandic ... The story did not exist to give information about Eskimo languages, but to say, "hey, other people sure do look at the world ...

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title: Tagish Home | Explore | FirstVoices

text: The latter term is Tlingit and means people, in the sense of regional group; hence, the Tagish Kwan would be a regional ... Tagish belongs to the same group or family of languages spoken by most other Yukon First Nations, which are known as ... However, most speakers of the Tlingit language live along the Alaskan coast.

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title: What Language Does God Speak? - Museums

text: A brilliant and versatile man, he is considered the most remarkable Alaskan of the century – perhaps of all time. Aleut and Alutiiq are the languages of Native Alaskans of the Aleutian Island, of Kodiak, Alaska Peninsula, and Prince William ...

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title: Governor orders future state signs to include Native language - Must ...

text: 2018/09/26 - Metlakatla is Maaxłakxaała in Tsimshian; new signage would need to contain both spellings. The Tlingit ... It is documented that 5 percent of Alaskans can speak one of the 22 indigenous languages in Alaska. About 11,000 ...

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title: Yup'ik Language Programs at Lower Kuskokwim School District ...

text: Yup'ik Language Programs at. Lower Kuskokwim School District,. Bethel, Alaska. Bev Williams and Nita Rearden. Since 1970, for 35 years ... the use of the Yup'ik language and culture in the school, they do so without the strength of conviction ...

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title: DEEPENINGKNOWLEDGE :: Indigenous Native Languages ... - OISE

text: 2018/04/26 - Canada's Aboriginal Languages are many and diverse, and their importance to indigenous people immense. ... of online materials about more than 800 indigenous languages of the Western Hemisphere and the people that speak them. ... From the website: The Alaska Native Language Center was established by state legislation in 1972 as a center for .... Columbia (MYBC) to partner and ...

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title: Official Languages Overview | Education, Culture and Employment

text: The Northwest Territories (NWT) is the only jurisdiction in Canada that names nine (9) official Aboriginal languages along side English ... and French through its Official Languages Act. The Act recognizes that many languages are spoken and used by people of the NWT and ... The Gwich'in region spreads from the northern shores of the Mackenzie River, across northern Yukon and ...

title: Official

title: Languages

title: Overview

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title: Culture

title: and

title: Employment

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title: Constitutional Topic: Official Language - The U.S. Constitution Online ...

text: A discussion of the Constitutional Topic of an official language for the United States. ... 2.9 percent, or 6.7 million people, did not speak English at all, or could not speak it well. ... According to U.S. English, the following states have existing official language laws on their books: Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, California, ...

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title: Where on earth do they speak that language? - Verbix

text: ... Ai-Cham, Aighon, Aikanã, Aiklep, Aimaq, Aimele, Aimol, Ainbai, Ainu, Ainu, Aiome, Airoran, Aizi, Aproumu, Aizi, Mobumrin, Aizi, Tiagbamrin, Aja, Aja, Ajië, Ajyíninka Apurucayali, Ak, Aka, Akan, Akaselem, Akateko, Akawaio, Ake, Akebu, Akei, ...

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text: Aizi

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text: Aizi

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question: what language do people in alaska speak?

answer: alutiiq language

aliases:
inupiaq language
tlingit language
central siberian yupik language
dena%27ina language
deg xinag language
aleut language
ahtna language
holikachuk language
eyak language
alutiiq language

text: alutiiq language

text: inupiaq language

text: inupiaq language

text: tlingit language

text: tlingit language

text: tlingit language

text: tlingit language

text: aleut language

text: aleut language

text: aleut language

text: aleut language

text: aleut language

text: aleut language

text: eyak language

text: eyak language

text: eyak language

text: eyak language

text: alutiiq language