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Inuktitut is a member of the Eskimo-Aleut language family which is spoken across the entire northern span of North America, forming what is called a linguistic chain--each Inuktitut dialect is easily mutually intelligible with its neighbors, but not with dialects further away. For practical purposes, linguistic chains are treated as a single language, and so the Alaskan dialects Inupiaq and Inupiatun, the Eastern and Western Inuktitut languages of Canada, and Greenlandic are all classified together. The Cree word "Eskimo" is considered a little offensive by some Inuit today, but other Inuit people continue to refer to themselves as Eskimos.

Inuktitut Language
Inuit Tribe Culture and History
Inuit Legends

Inuktitut Language Resources
Inuktitut Vocabulary
Inuit Animal Words:
Inuit Cultural Online Resource: Inuktitut Greetings:
Inuktitut Tusaalanga:
First Nations Language Groups at the Time of European Contact:
Kobuk Junior Dictionary
Inuktitut Translations
Inuktitut Syllabary
Inuktitut Syllabarium
Iñupiaq Alphabet:
Greenlandic Eskimo
Inuvialuktun Orthography:
Valence and affix ordering in Inupiatun
Inuktitut Syllabic Fonts:
Freelang Inuktitut Dictionary:
Freelang Greenlandic Dictionary:
Native America Calling: Inupiaq:
Eskimo Words for Snow
Inuit Snow Words
Eskimo Snow Words
Inuit Words for Snow and Ice
Inuktitut Audio Samples
Kids' Stop: Inuktitut Language
Eastern Canadian Inuit Language
Inuktitut Orthography
Eastern Canadian Inuit Orthography
Inuktitut Pronunciation
Eastern Canadian Inuit Syntax
Inuktitut Linguistic Description:
Greenlandic Inuktitut Language
Greenlandic Inuktitut Phonology
Greenlandic Inuktitut Grammar:
North Alaskan Inupiat Language
Northwest Alaskan Inupiatun
Alaskan Eskimo Language Map
Inupiatun Pronunciation
Inupiat Numbers:
Comparative Yupik and Inuit:
Eastern Canadian Inuktitut Language Tree
Western Canadian Inuktitut Language Tree
North Alaska Inupiaq Language Tree
Kalaallisut Language Tree:
West Greenlandic Language Structures
East Greenlandic Language Structures
South Greenlandic Language Structures
Labrador Inuktitut Language Structures
Rankin Inlet Inuktitut Language Structures
Kangiryuarmiut Eskimo Language Structures
Iñupiaq Language Structures:
Eskimo Vocabulary:
Alaska Native Language Center: Inupiaq:
Silent Night:
Human Rights: Inuktitut:
Human Rights: Greenlandic:
Inuvialutun Language Plaque
Inuit Prayers
Inupiat Prayers
Lord's Prayer in Copper Inuktitut
Lord's Prayer in Inupiaq
Language Museum: Inuktitut:
The Tower of Babel in Inuktitut
Greenlandic Inuktitut Bible Translation
Genesis in Inuktitut
Inuktitut Bible Verses:
Eastern Inuit Bible Verses:
Bible passages in the Eskimo languages.
Greenlandic/Kalaallisut
Eastern Canadian Inuktitut
Western Canadian Inuktitut
North Alaskan Inupiat
Northwest Alaska Inupiatun
Nunavut Place Names
Canadian Inuit Names
Inupiaq Name Page:
Comparative Eskimo Dictionary
Finding My Talk:
Lenguas Inuit
Les langues esquimaux:
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