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Астраханская ул., 83к1з1, Саратов, Саратовская обл., Россия, 410001

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Астраханская ул., 83к1з1, Саратов, Саратовская обл., Россия, 410001

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Астраханская ул., 83к1з1, Саратов, Саратовская обл., Россия, 410001

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Красноярский край, Россия

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Красноярский край, Россия

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Красноярский край, Россия

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Костанайская область, 110000, Казахстан

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Костанайская область, 110000, Казахстан

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Костанайская область, 110000, Казахстан

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In the resignation speech of the first president of Kazakhstan Nursultan Nazarbayev, he projected that the people of Kazakhstan would speak three ...

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Каасуитсуп, Гренландия

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Каасуитсуп, Гренландия

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Каасуитсуп, Гренландия

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https://visitgreenland.com/about-greenland/language/

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GREENLANDIC LOAN WORDS

Greenlanders are always delighted when visitors try to speak at least a few words of the local language. To make it easy, you can start by learning the words "hello", which is called "aluu", or "goodbye", which is simply "baaj" - and thus are reminiscent of English.

These words are loan words that were probably introduced when the Americans came to Greenland during the Second World War.

A DESCRIPTIVE LANGUAGE

As is the case for all languages, Greenlandic continues to evolve, and when loan words are not used, new, highly descriptive words are created.

The word 'computer' is 'qarasaasiaq' in Greenlandic, which directly translated means 'artificial brain', whilst 'potato' is called 'naatsiiat' - which actually means 'something for which one waits for a long time to grow up'.

The written language and pronunciation are something else again and can be read about in several of the books on the Greenlandic language that are available on the Internet.

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Language of Greenland - spoken by less than 50,000 people - [Visit Greenland!]

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Greenlanders are always delighted when visitors try to speak at least a few words of the local language. To make it easy, you can start by learning the words "hello", which is called "aluu", or "goodbye", which is simply "baaj" - and thus are reminiscent of English.