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This publication in Atkan Aleut, commonly referred to as Western Aleut, is one of ten similar projects undertaken by the National Bilingual Materials Development Center.

By Moses Dirks and Knut Bergsland

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Atkan spelling:
Hlam latu}ii iga}iku{.:
The boy's grandfather is sawing wood.

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Atkan spelling:
Hlam taataa qaqamiiĝukux̂. :
The boy's father is hunting.
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Atkan spelling:
Hlam tutaqa}iiyulax usxi{ hangaku{. :
A naughty boy climbed on top of a tree.

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Atkan spelling:
Hlam uhngii halukux̂.:
The boy's sister is sewing.
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Atkan spelling:
Hlang ngaan chimgux̂ matakuq. :
I have a parcel for my son.
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Atkan spelling:
Hlang ngaan skaarfax̂ qiglukuq. :
I am knitting a scarf for my son.
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Atkan spelling:
Hlang uchigil txin achunil saĝanax̂. :
My boy got chilled swimming yesterday.
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Atkan spelling:
Hlang uu}likuq. :
I am scolding my son.

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Atkan spelling:
Hlaning saxtalakan iklax̂ igaĝil qilax̂sis.:
My boys were not lazy about sawing wood this morning.
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Atkan spelling:
Hlas mikakus. :
The boys are playing.


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