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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By Moses Dirks and Knut Bergsland
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Kiiguusim kangaa qaniixtukux.:Atkan spelling: Kii}uusim kangaa qaniixtuku{.: The top of the mountain has lots of snow on it. |
kiiguusim qaniigagii:Atkan spelling: kii}uusim qaniiga}ii : snow-covered mountain |
Kiiguusim qaniigagii hangalagada.:Atkan spelling: Kii}uusim qaniiga}ii hangalagada. : Don't climb the snow covered mountain. |
Kiiguusim qaniixtugan qayaa hangakux.:Atkan spelling: Kii}uusim qaniixtugan qayaa hangaku{. : He is climbing a mountain that is snowy and high. |
kiiguusix:Atkan spelling: kii}uusi{ : mountain |
Kiiĝuusix̂ chuchagikux̂.:Atkan spelling: Kiiĝuusix̂ chuchagikux̂. : The mountain is steep. |
kiikax:Atkan spelling: kiika{ : birthday cake |
Kiikax amiilayus ilagaan hixsaalanax.:Atkan spelling: Kiika{ amiilayus ilagaan hi{saalana{. : We learned about cake from white people.  |
kiin:Atkan spelling: kiin: who |
Kiin asaxtaxt?:Atkan spelling: Kiin asa{ta{t? : What is your name? |
