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Amazing Anvik — Deg Xinag words for kids
A learning resource for Deg Xinag, beginning with word cards that pair vocabulary with recordings of Anvik elders.
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- The homepage credits digital beading of a beadwork by Marcy Maillelle of Anvik, Alaska.
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The page invites a learner to select a word card and hear an elder pronounce it, with navigation to Stories, People, a dictionary, a listening game, and printouts. Its source note credits the Deg Xinag Learners’ Dictionary, gathered in Anvik in 2007 by the Anvik Historical Society and shared for learners by the Alaska Native Knowledge Network at the University of Alaska Fairbanks; it also names nine elders.
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