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WIA Languages Day 14/221: Eastern Inuit – an eternal language carved into ice
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- The WIA language project introduced Eastern Inuit, spoken in Canada's Arctic region, as the 14th of the 221 languages it is documenting.
- A 2021 survey found that about 41,000 people speak the language, and more than 80% of residents of Nunavut Territory use it in daily life.
- WIA said its goal is to preserve existing materials digitally and build a platform that researchers and learners can access.
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Official translation → Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [WIA Languages Day 14/221] 동부 이누이트어 – 얼음 위에 새겨진 영원의 언어
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