What languages were spoken in Yukon?

Answer 1

Before the arrival of Europeans, it's believed that Kasa and Tutchone were the major languages.

Today, there are 10 major languages spoken by about 35,000 people in Yukon:

1. English 28,065 (82.9% of the population)
   
2. French 1,455 (4.3% of the population)
   
3. German 805 (2.4% of the population)
   
4. Tagalog 425 (1.3% of the population)
   
5. Kaska 265 (0.8% of the population)
   
6. Northern Tutchone 200 (0.6% of the population)
   
7. Spanish 180 (0.5% of the population)
   
8. Southern Tutchone 140 (0.4% of the population)
   
9. Dutch 130 (0.4% of the population)
   
10. Chinese 130 (0.4% of the population)
    

Answer 2

The main languages traditionally spoken in the Yukon region included Northern Tutchone, Southern Tutchone, Kaska, and Tagish among indigenous populations. English and French are also commonly spoken in the territory due to colonization and modern Immigration.

Answer 3

French and English.
The top languages are English and French, English being the largest spoken.