Lingua inupiaq: Diferenzas entre revisións

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A '''lingua inupiaq''' é un grupo de dialectos das [[linguas inuit]], falada polo [[pobo inupiaq]] no norte e noroeste de [[Alasca]], e parte dos [[Territorios do Noroeste]]. TheA Inupiatlingua languageinupiaq isé amembro memberda offamilia thede [[Eskimo–Aleutlinguas languages|Inuitesquimo-Yupik-Unangan language familyaleutianas]], ande isestá closelyestreitamente relatedrelacionada tocoas Inuitlinguas languagesinuit ofdo [[CanadaCanadá]] ande [[GreenlandGroenlandia]]. ThereTen arearredor roughlyde 2,&nbsp;000 speakersfalantes.<ref>http://uaf.edu/anlc/languages/stats/</ref> InupiaqO isinupiaq ané officialunha languagelingua ofoficial thedo Stateestado ofde Alaska[[Alasca]].<ref name=":0">{{CiteCita newsnovas|url=http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-alaska-languages-idUSKCN0ID00E20141024|titletítulo=Alaska's indigenous languages now official along with English|datedata=2016-10-24 de outubro de 2016|newspaperxornal=Reuters|access-datedataacceso=2017-02-19 de febreiro de 2017}}</ref>

TheO namenome da islingua alsotamén renderedaparece ascomo '''Inupiatuninupiatun''', '''Inupiaqinupiat''', '''Iñupiaqiñupiaq''', '''Inyupiaqinyupiaq''',<ref name="silorg"/> '''Inyupiatinyupiat''',<ref name="silorg">{{citecita web|url=http://www.sil.org/silewp/1997/002/silewp1997-002.html |titletítulo=SILEWP 1997-002 |publishereditor=Sil.org |datedata= |accessdatedataacceso=2012-08-23 de agosto de 2012}}</ref> '''Inyupeatinyupeat''',<ref>{{citecita web|url=http://www.language-archives.org/item/oai:anla.uaf.edu:IN970W1970 |titletítulo=Inyupeat Language of the Arctic, 1970, Point Hope dialect |publishereditor=Language-archives.org |datedata=2009-10-20 de outubro de 2009 |accessdatedataacceso=2012-08-23 de agosto de 2012}}</ref> '''Inyupikinyupik''',<ref>Frederick A. Milan (1959), [https://books.google.com.tr/books?id=AdxGAAAAMAAJ&q=%22inyupik%22&dq=%22inyupik%22&source=bl&ots=1WLNiawgAO&sig=j7KvSlxD8SWxa7aT5jIb7m29Rtg&hl=tr&sa=X&ei=TtU2UKnlLKfN4QTrv4CICQ&ved=0CFMQ6AEwBw The acculturation of the contemporary Eskimo of Wainwright Alaska]</ref> ande '''Inupikinupik'''.