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Chipewyan Indian Language (Dene Suline)
Chipewyan is an Athabaskan language of Northern Canada.
Though many Chipewyan people are bilingual in Chippewa or
Cree , it is actually not related to those languages at all.
Chipewyan is spoken by around 4000 native people in Northern Canada today.
˜ Chipewyan Language
Chipewyan language samples and resources.
˜ Chipewyan Tribe Culture and History
Information and links about the Chipewyan Indians past and present.
˜ Chipewyan Legends
Introduction to the mythology of the Chipewyans.
Our Chipewyan Language Materials
Chipewyan Vocabulary :
Our list of vocabulary words in the Dene/Chipewyan language, with comparison to words in other Athabaskan languages.
Chipewyan Animal Words :
Illustrated glossary of animal words in the Chipewyan (Dene) language.
Chipewyan Language Lessons and Linguistic Descriptions
Dene Audio Samples
Soundfiles of the spoken Dene language, with a brief biography of the speaker
Denesuline
Chipewyan orthography and text example.
Native Languages of Saskatchewan
Language courses in Cree , Saulteaux , Nakota , Dakota , and Dene
Chipewyan Language
Scanned-in language information including grammar and excerpts from a collection of Chipewyan texts.
Chipewyan Language Plaque
Canadian human rights tribute written in Chipewyan.
Chipewyan Language Community and Tools
Dene Font Homepage
Chipewyan/Dene fonts for free download. Available for Windows and Mac.
Chipewyan Language Preservation and Usage
Project to Save Dying Chipewyan Language
Article on language loss and revitalization among the Dene Indians.
Ethnologue: Chipewyan :
Demographic information about the Dene Indian language.
Chipewyan Dictionaries, Audio Tapes and Language Resources
Dene (Chipewyan) Dictionary
A Dene-English-Dene dictionary for sale.
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