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Fantastic job! Keep up the good work

I am absolutely facinated by the similarites between Inupiatun and Inuktitut. We say pisuk for walk, pisuktuq he/she it is walking etc. We also say niri for eat also nirijutit for you are eating nirijunga I am eating ect. I would love to visit Alaska one of these days and have a conversation, just to see how intelligeble the two language are to one another. Great work keeping Inupiatun alive!

Can you tell me who was learning how to practice with you that day, when someone was looking for, janet.

This is a great tribute. My mom's uncle was also named Nanauq, there are many in my family with the name Nanauq. That is so cool!

Quite amazing how similar Inupiaq and Inuktut are. 1. Atausiq 2. Marruuk 3. Pingasut 4. Sitamat 5. Tallimat 6. Arviniliit 7. Marruungit arviniliit 8. Pingasunit arviniliit 9. Qulingiluaqtuq 10. Qulit. Very cool! I wonder why 6, 7 and 8 are so different between our dialects?

Very cool! the Nunavimmiut of Canada pronunce it the same as you, in my dialect we say tuktu and tuktuvak!

The Natsilinngmiut of Nunavut pronounce it havak and havaktuq, havaqtunga, in my dialect it is sana, sanajuq, sanajunga. Very cool.

Amazing! This is exactly the same in inuktitut!

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Cannot express my thanks for these videos I would not be able to learn without them

Im a fan. This content needs S M Z E U S!

Good video guys I didn’t know what it meant thanks for the explanation

This was so beautiful. The meaning behind the dance and the joy that must be felt from the return of the sun after such a long absence. It must feel like a family member or best friend returning after being away for many months.

My grandma said it meant good too! She was Qawiaraq

Thank you very much for these excellent videos. Living in Germany, I do not have any opportunity to attend a course to learn Iñupiaq. For me, videos like this one are gold :)

I'm from Morocco but i would love to study there and learn the Inupiaq language!!!

How many people go to this school?

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This college is near the North Pole!

So nice to see these people over there .. the place that's so far . The life that exists over there.. Amazing 3d view. Love from India.

Amazing! Thanks for sharing!

I love using today's technology to encourage more people to use the Iñupiaq language!

I’m from Hawaii , and holy cow you guys are WAAAAY UP NORTH! ..I would love to check this out. And I really think you guys should promote that. This is an adventure waiting to happen for lots of people . I’m glad I found you guys. I honestly was scrolling around in google earth and decided to look up the town and found this. LoL nice. I’m subbing

Thankyou!!! I needed this! I was in Kotzebue for three months and my mother who works in a nursing home in Lancaster requested I do a "presentation" incorporating exercise (Range of Motion). This is beyond perfect! And its awesome and symbolic. Love the culture! Thanks for sharing <3

Make Justin Sanders get Indoor Soccer going in Barrow for wintertime activities for the kids.