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Song in Yup’ik to time handwashing and here,
Song to time hand washing for hygiene and disease prevention
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tundraboy
// Apr 24, 2008 at 8:24 am
saying Yup’ik Eskimo is like saying Table Mesa
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COB
// Apr 24, 2008 at 8:59 am
@tundraboy:
That’s roughly correct, or “end table” or “dining room table”. Unfortunately, most people won’t know that Eskimo people have major language and cultural differences between them. They won’t know the major Alaska Athabascan groups either. [from what I've seen in news articles, most people don't know the differences between Eskimo and Indian peoples.]
That’s why I used both terms, but it is awkward. Any better suggestion for a world-wide audience? I could use “Central Eskimo”.
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