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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{ kuufya{ unal ngus haqaasaku{. :
A boy made coffee and brought it to me.

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Atkan spelling:
Hla{ qa{ qal qila{si{.:
The boy ate the fish this morning.

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Atkan spelling:
Hla{ quganam quchigan hmachiku{. :
The boy got stuck between the rocks.

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Atkan spelling:
Hla{ qulaan natiku{. :
The boy's collarbone is hurt.

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Atkan spelling:
Hla{ txin manitaku{. :
The boy is proud.

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Atkan spelling:
Hla{ ulaam hadan iklas hnuusaku{. :
A boy brought some wood to his home.

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Atkan spelling:
Hla{, asxinu{ qingul ii? :
Did the boy kiss the girl?

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Atkan spelling:
Hlax̂ agitaadaan sugaasakux̂.:
The boy is leaking information.
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Atkan spelling:
Hlax̂ alaĝum achidan aalĝuudal kitat chiĝtnikux̂.:
The boy is getting his feet wet by wading along the shore.
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Atkan spelling:
Hlax̂ aluĝil saĝanax̂.:
The boy wrote yesterday.

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