In Greenlandic, "Greenlandic" is said as "Kalaallit Nunaat oqaasii."
"All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights" in Greenlandic is "Taamaattumik ilaapillunguatigaaneq atorluarneranik annertuumik ineqqatigalugu."
In Greenlandic, the United States is typically referred to as "Naalagaaffek Aqqutaa" which translates to "United States."
Leif Eriksson was likely Norwegian, as he was born in Iceland to Erik the Red, who was a Norse explorer. It is believed that Leif Eriksson explored areas such as Greenland and possibly North America, but his exact nationality is uncertain.
The most famous Sea Spirit of the Canadian and Greenlandic Inuit is Sedna. She is a central figure in Inuit mythology and is believed to reside at the bottom of the sea, governing the marine animals.
The word "red" in Greenlandic is spelled as "qula" in the Latin alphabet.
You can say "Ukiortaami Pilluarit" in Greenlandic to wish someone a Happy New Year.
"Qujanaq" is a term in Greenlandic that translates to "thank you" in English. It is a way to express gratitude and appreciation in the Greenlandic language.
Glædelig Jul (in Danish, since Danish is also official language in Greenland)
Juullimi Ukiortaassamilu Pilluarit (in Inuit, Greenlandic)
Paasisimasaqarneq annertusiartussaaq.