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  • Eskimo-Aleut languages
    / Alphabets and orthography

    …designed for the Ojibwa and Cree Indians were introduced to the Inuit of the eastern Arctic, where they are still in use. The Roman alphabet was introduced at a later date to the Inuit of the western Arctic. In 1976 a systematic orthography in the Roman alphabet was proposed for…

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    …designed for the Ojibwa and Cree Indians were introduced to the Inuit of the eastern Arctic, where they are still in use. The Roman alphabet was introduced at a later date to the Inuit of the western Arctic. In 1976 a systematic orthography in the Roman alphabet was proposed for…

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