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Kerek language

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Distribution of Paleo-Siberian languages.
Distribution of Paleo-Siberian languages.

The Kerek language is spoken by the Kerek people, a small ethnic group related to the Kamchadal-Koryak. The language itself contains elements of Eskimo.1

It is important to distinguish the Kerek language from Keres, which refers to a group of dialects spoken by the Keresans.2

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