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Aug 9, 2024
Kitikmeot Heritage Society says it’s ‘one way to preserve our language’
Inuinnaqtun, an Inuit language spoken fluently by only a few hundred people across the Arctic, has gone digital with the launch of a mobile-based free dictionary app.
The app was envisioned by Cambridge Bay-based Kitikmeot Heritage Society, also known as Pitquhirnikkut Ilihautiniq or PI, which in Inuinnaqtun means “learning through culture.”
The software application launched in July. It includes a dictionary, a phrase book, and audio recordings with thousands of Inuinnaqtun words and phrases.
“Our vision is to preserve and promote more Inuinnaqtun revitalization amongst our youth and non-Inuinnaqtun speakers who would like to learn our beautiful language,” said Emily Angulalik, PI’s executive director and senior Inuinnaqtun language expert.
Read More: https://nunatsiaq.com/stories/article/inuinnaqtun-goes-digital-with-launch-of-new-dictionary-app/
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