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Inuit language
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I didn't. All Inuit are Eskimo, not all Eskimo are Inuit. The Eskimo-Aleut language family also includes Yupik and other Eskimo languages.
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"Snow", "White snow", "Fluffy snow", "beautiful wet snow of early fall", etc.
"Snow", "White snow", "Fluffy snow", "beautiful wet snow of early fall", etc.
When spoken in an agglutinative language, those same phrases appear as different words, "whitesnow", "fluffysnow" or "beautifulwetsnowofearlyfall".
When spoken in an agglutinative language, those same phrases appear as different words, "whitesnow", "fluffysnow" or "beautifulwetsnowofearlyfall".
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[[Category:Eskimo-Aleut languages]]
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[[Category:Languages of the Arctic]]
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