Inuinnaqtun could be gone in just two generations. The language (pronounced ee-NOO-ee-NAHK-toon) is traditionally spoken in three Inuit communities in the Western Arctic: Cambridge Bay, Kugluktuk and ...
The creators behind the new Inuinnaqtun dictionary app hope Nunavummiut can feel more comfortable about speaking the language through using the app. The Cambridge Bay-based Kitikmeot Heritage Society, ...
Students at a school in Ulukhaktok, N.W.T., have teamed up with the British Columbia Institute of Technology to develop an app to help preserve the Inuinnaqtun language. An official language of both ...
A week after Microsoft added the Inuit language of Inuktitut to its Microsoft Translator app, Microsoft says feedback has been positive and residents are asking for more updates. Now the company is ...
In January 2021, in close collaboration with the Government of Nunavut, Microsoft announced the launch of Inuktitut in Microsoft Translator. Today, at the start of Uqausirmut Quviasuutiqarniq, an ...
Language experts may be divided on how to ensure the survival of the Inuit language across the North, but they do agree on one thing – getting more young people interested in speaking the Inuit ...
A group of Inuit women gather around a table, coffee cups in hand, to talk in a dialect that could disappear within two generations. These women live in Cambridge Bay, in western Nunavut. They speak ...
Inuinnaqtun is the primary Indigenous language spoken in Ulukhaktok, N.W.T., and is also spoken in western Kitikmeot communities of Cambridge Bay, Kugluktuk and Gjoa Haven, Nunavut. (Kate Kyle/CBC - ...
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