What languages are spoken by Inuit people?

Answer 1

Inuit is a language, and might also be a tribe.

Answer:

The Inuit language may be called Inuvialuktun, but there are three distinct and dialects:

• Kangiryuarmiutun: spoken in western Nunavut.
• Siglitun: spoken in the communities of Paulatuk, Sachs Harbour and Tuktoyaktuk.
• Uummarmiutun: spoken in the communities of Inuvik and Aklavik. This dialect is similar to Inupiatun spoken in Alaska.

Answer 2

There are at least four different languages still spoken by Northern Native Americans. Inuit-Inupiaq is the language spoken by the people living along the north coast of Alaska, Canada, and in Greenland. There are several distinct dialects. Pacific Gulf Yupik is spoken by the people living along the southwestern coast of Alaska. Central Yupik is spoken by the people living along the west coast of Alaska. West Yupik is spoken by the people living on the islands of the Bering Straits and in extreme eastern Siberia. Sirenik is an extinct Eskimo language formerly spoken in a single community in eastern Siberia.

These languages are closely related to the Aleut language spoken on the Aleutian Islands.

the Inuits (or Inuks) speak a range of native dialects. Inuit languages are difficult to differentiate, but here is a partial list, in no particular order:

1. invialvktun
2. invinnaqtun
3. Inuktitut
4. Kalaallisut
5. Navi
6. Inupiatun
7. Qawiaraq
8. Labradorimiut
9. Yupik
10. Aleut
11. Iñupiatun
12. North Baffin Inuktitut
13. Malimutan

Inuktitut is often used to describe all dialects. Sometime Yupik and Aleut are not included in this category.
Mainly Inuktitut, as well as Inuinnaqtun, Inupiatun and Invialuktun.
They speak varieties of the Inuit Language, a dialect continuum of related languages.

Answer 3

Inukuit

Answer 4

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