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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:
Hla{ chamlum kugan sa}al hulaa-a{taku{. :
A boy slept on the floor all night.

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Atkan spelling:
Hla{ haakulalaka{.:
The boy is very clever.

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Atkan spelling:
Hla{ hagduku{. :
The boy is maturing quickly.

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Atkan spelling:
Hla{ hikiku{. :
The boy disappeared from sight.

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Atkan spelling:
Hla{ hixtuqas aguku{.:
The boy is making kindling.

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Atkan spelling:
Hla{ iklas kuuchul a{taku{. :
The boy is stacking the wood.

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Atkan spelling:
Hla{ imliin adutaku{:
The boy keeps his hair long.

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Atkan spelling:
Hla{ kalunaa}iku{.:
The boy is trying to shoot.

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Atkan spelling:
Hla{ kanfiixtam angakix sixsiku{. :
The boy broke the candy in half.

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Atkan spelling:
Hla{ kanfiixta{ laavkim ilagaan tayaku{. :
The boy buys candy from the store.


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