Hi, guys!  I became interested in  Inuktitut not so long ago.  And i would like  to learn it. But here in Russia it's almost impossible to find any books  for studying this language. May be  someone of you came across some useful links which can help studing Inuktitut. it will be great help  for me. Thank you kindly in advance :-)

Hi there, I'm wondering if any of you know anything about Nelvana of the Northern Lights (after whom the Canadian animation company Nelvana is named).

To quote the Wikipedia article on her:

"Nelvana of the Northern Lights is a Canadian comic book character and the first Canadian national superhero, debuting in Hillborough Studio's Triumph- ( Read more... )

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Hello!
I am just writing about inuktitut for my university. I wonder wether inuktitut is developing as a language - I mean wether it suits to different contemporary notions and realities. Does it enlarge its vocabulary and if so how? Such words as plane, car, computer, spam etc.

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New torrent release: Finding Our Talk

It's selected episodes from a documentary TV series about efforts to teach and revive aboriginal languages in Canada. Includes an episode about Inuktitut.

 i'm interested in lexics of alaskan inuits (especiallly, mythological names, animals, wildlife)
if you could assist me somehow in searching vocabularies and materials on mythology, i'd be exceedingly grateful to you.

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Are the best resources for learning ᐃᓄᒃᑎᑐᑦ the publications by Nunavut Arctic College? I wish I could borrow these somehow without having to buy them. I live in Toronto.

Also, have you seen the documentary Qallunaat which makes fun of white people from the Inuit perspective?