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	FREELANG: Inuit-English dictionary and English-Inuit dictionary Features of this Inuit dictionary Download our free dictionary (for Windows) and browse both the Inuit-English and the English-Inuit lists. Look up a word, add or modify an entry, and learn words at your own rhythm from a personal learning list. Click here to learn more about the features or scroll down to download the program. An online version is also available, so you can browse the dictionary without downloading it. Credits and copyrights List status: © Freelang Word list information Inuit Þ English: 696 words English Þ Inuit: 695 words   First upload: February 16, 2002 Inuit (Inuktitut) is an Eskimo-Aleut language spoken by Inuit people, mainly in Canada and Greenland. It is closely related to Yupik, spoken in Alaska and Siberia. There are approximately 90,000 speakers. Download 1. Read and accept the terms of our copyright notice 2. Download the program - 444 kb - 3. Download the word list - 370 kb - 4. Run and install both in the same folder. Any problem? Read our Installation Manual or the FAQ...  New: Search this dictionary online! (no download needed, works for all platforms) Other downloads Download many other Freelang dictionaries from the dictionary homepage. Customize your Freelang dictionary: change the background color and download (or create) a new logo. Other Freelang resources Freelang also provides a Free Human Translation Help Service, a list of common Words in all Languages, many downloadable Fonts for Foreign Languages, and a shop where you can buy Handheld Electronic Dictionaries and Translation Software for all platforms. Take your time and check out all those features!	TOOLS  font center  link center  language families  reference  expressions   MAGAZINE  quizzes  interviews  wallpapers  blog   CONTACT  email  forum  chat  guestbook  tell a friend  link to us  submit a site  NEWSLETTER Be warned when we update the site... subscribe unsubscribe HTMLTXT    INFORMATION  what's new  about this site  privacy  site map   MISC. © Beaumont 1997-2008 Freelang is a registered trademark