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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:
Du{taan um}i{ da}uutal ii? :
Does your hook have bait on it?

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Atkan spelling:
Du{tam qankus tal}i{taa agach alakuq. :
I want a hook that has three points.

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Atkan spelling:
du{ta{ :
hook

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Atkan spelling:
Haanus dimikuq. :
I am smoking red salmon.

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Atkan spelling:
Haluusim damluu chuqudaku{. :
The eye of the needle is small.

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Atkan spelling:
Imya}iin du{ta{ da}uutal ii? :
Does your fishing pole have a hook on it?

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Atkan spelling:
Kaamis dalal agumis halumaangan aqaning. :
If you string the beads, I will help you sew.

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Atkan spelling:
Kasamis dalaa{s lalgazaqas. :
We used to snare eider ducks.

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Atkan spelling:
Plita{ dituku{. :
The stove is sooty from burning stove oil.

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Atkan spelling:
Qanaang das ma}i{t?:
How many eyes do you have?


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