Inuktitut: 2,000 Words, 100 Affixes and the Syllabic Script: All the Foundations to Aim for B1

By Anthony Bouillon

What if the most fascinating language of the Americas were also one of the most logical?

Inuktitut builds its sentences the way you assemble a sled: a root, a few affixes, and one word that says everything. Computer? "That which resembles a brain." Internet? "That which travels through the layers of the world." A language like a poem, spoken by nearly 40,000 people - the most vigorous of Canada's Indigenous languages.

This volume gives you all the foundations you need to aim for B1:

- 8 progressive levels, 16 dialogues and 8 graded serial readings
- 2,000 words sorted by theme, the essential kept apart from the treasure
- 100 affixes, the complete syllabary and a method for reading it
- the 50 essential verbs and every connector you need at B1
- the full table of endings, including the dual
- and the collection's honesty page: what this book can do, and what no book can ever promise

Reference dialect: South Qikiqtaaluk (Iqaluit), with North Qikiqtaaluk and Inuinnaqtun sidebars. Every word appears in both scripts - Latin alphabet and qaniujaaqpait syllabics - with pronunciation cued for English speakers.

Nakurmiik - and welcome to the land.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0HJ7MTRW4
• ISBN13: 9798172931406
• Release Date: September 2026
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 334 Pages
• Weight: 0.99 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 6.0" x 9.0"