Explore Alutiiq vocabulary and a wealth of cultural information with this weekly podcast, and practice your pronunciation of Alutiiq words. Pairing Alutiiq vocabulary with a brief cultural lessons shares the sounds of Alutiiq and provides context for remembering words. This program is generously supported by the Kodiak Island Borough.
Date | Title & Description | Contributors |
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2024-04-21 | Uluranaq – Dangerous TRaapat allrani uluranartaartut. – Ladders are sometimes dangerous. | |
2024-04-14 | Alap'aaq, ARap'aaq – African American Person Alap'aaq Nuniamen taillria. – An African American person came to Old Harbor. | |
2024-04-07 | Kugyaq, Kugyasiq – Net Kugyasiq aturtaa'aqa. – I use the net. | |
2024-03-31 | Cuqlliq – Elder Cuqllit amlen'irtut maani awa'i. – There are not many Elders around anymore. | |
2024-03-24 | Kungyuk – Crested Auklet Kungyut amlertaallriit kangiyami. – There used to always be crested auklets in the bay. | |
2024-03-17 | Aatak – Fur Seal Aatat quiliutartut. – Fur seals are fat. | |
2024-03-10 | Amitatuk – Weasel Amitatut naryartaakenka. – I used to trap weasels. | |
2024-03-03 | Kuimarluni – To Swim Piugta imarmi kuimartuq. – The dog is swimming in the ocean. | |
2024-02-25 | Kantiiq – Candy Kantiit neqnirtartut. – Candies are sweet. | |
2024-02-18 | Ruuwauteq – Quiver Ruuwautet ruuwat tuumiaq'rsuutiit. – Quivers are holders for arrows. |