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Eskimo-Aleut languages

Inuit-Aleut (also called Eskimo-Aleut, but that name is considered offensive; see Eskimo) is a language family native to Greenland, the Canadian Arctic and Alaska. It consists of Inuktitut (the language of the Inuit) and the Aleut language. The Inuit-Aleut language family is tree is below:

Inuit-Aleut

• Eskimo
  • Inuit
    • Inuktitut: Eastern Canadian, Western Canadian
    • Kalaallisut: Western Greenland
    • Inuktun: Northern Greenland
    • Inupiatun: North Alaskan, Northwest Alaskan
    • Inuvialuktun
  • Yupik-Yuit
    • Yupik: Pacific Gulf (Alutiiq), Central
    • Yuit: St. Lawrence Island, Chaplino, Naukan, Sirenik
• Aleut
  • Western: Atkan, Attuan, Unangan, Bering
  • Eastern: Unalaskan, Pribilof

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