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• Position: ALASKA NATIVE

YUGTUN/CENTRAL YUP'IK

Central Yup'ik is one of the Yupik languages in the Inuit-Unangan language family. This welcome, Cama-i, quyana tailuci!, literally means "Greetings, thank you for coming!"

DEG XINAG

Deg Xinag is the language of the Deg Hit'an people, one of the Athabascan languages in the Na-Dene language family. This welcome, Ndadz dengit'a?, literally means "Hello, how are you?"

DENAAKK'E/KOYUKON

Denaakk'e is one of the Athabascan languages in the Na-Dene language family. This welcome, Enaa neenyo, literally means "It is precious that you came!"

DENA'INAQ'/DENA'INA

Dena'ina is one of the Athabascan languages in the Na-Dene language family. This welcome, Naghe nduniya!, literally means "Welcome!"

DINAK'I/UPPER KUSKOKWIM

Dinak'i (Upper Kuskokwim) is an Athabascan language in the Na-Dene language family. This welcome, Do'ent'a?, literally means "How are you?"

DINJII ZHUH K'YAA/GWICH'IN

Dinjii Zhuh K'yaa, also known as Gwich'in, is an Athabascan language in the Na-Dene language family. This welcome, Nakhwal'in shoo ihlii, translates roughly to mean "I am happy to see you all."

DOOGH QINAQ/HOLIKACHUK

Doogh Qinaq (also known as the Holikachuk language) is an Athabascan language in the Na-Dene language family. This welcome, Etla, s'coy, literally means "Hello, my grandchild."

HAL GOLAN/HAN

Hal golan, also known as the Han language, is an Athabascan language in the Na-Dene language family. This welcome, Nanjit dahonche?, translates roughly to mean "Hello, how are you?"

INUPIATUN/INUPIAQ

Inupiaq is one of the Inuit languages in the Inuit-Unangan language family. This welcome, Paglagivsi, literally means "Welcome!"

NEE'AANDEG'/TANACROSS

Nee'aandeg', also known as Tanacross, is an Athabascan language in the Na-Dene language family. This welcome, Nts'e t'int'eh?, translates roughly to mean "Hello, how are you?"

SM'ALGYAX/(COAST) TSIMSHIAN

Sm'algyax is a Tsimshianic language spoken in Southeast Alaska and Northwestern...