Why one man learned Innu to surprise the community he works in | APTN News

Use of the Innu language is in decline in the North Shore region of Quebec, but that hasn’t stopped one non-Indigenous man from picking up the language.
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[@paulatodd9589]

great story. thank you.

[@alfredanewmanpenney580]

I’m impressed! I’m in Natuashish picking up a few words to !

[@louiss1625]

cool man

[@rich2219]

Wow. 😮

[@laurakyplain2413]

He’s still not Innu

[@tob7759]

Did he say that he was Innu or that he wanted to be viewed as one? He didn't, in fact he said the complete opposite.

[@Argi-em]

bruh

[@VictoriaGainsworth]

He is not like marcel grondin (that called himself a mushum) that even after being kicked out of wendake still trick people with his fake medecine by telling them that he is an innu elder. That young white man have all my respect cause he learn the langage . Something that most non native people dont do even when they marry native people.