My Inupiaq Language and culture
I am not sure if the Inupiaq Eskimo Language is a Non-Western art topic, but I am going to do a blog on my Inupiaq Eskimo Language.
Inupiaq Eskimos used their Native language, and dialect everyday. Nowadays, our generation has to learn our own Native language all over again.
I can understand the conversations that older Inupiaq Eskimos speak, but I cannot speak my Native Language.
I want to learn how to speak my Inupiaq Language, I have met a few people that still speak my Inupiaq Language, and I understand what they are saying or what they are talking about. When asked to try to speak, I cannot speak my language fluently. I can say short phrases, but they are not much of a conversation.
Iñupiaq font is what I like writing, but I still have yet to learn to write some words in my language also. Media areaDrag a media file, upload a new one or select a file from your library.
Elders speaking Iñupiaq
Iñupiaq Language
Eskimo Dancing
Salmon hanging to dry
Greens
Greens we pick
Eskimo Salad
Salmonberries= Cloud Berries
Blackberries
It is hard labor picking berries, but it is worth it during the cold winter months.
Smoked Salmon
Wells Street Art
Agnes' Blog 