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... speakers . Only the three languages with the largest numbers of speakers , Cree , Ojibwa , and Inuktitut , are considered separately here . All the rest are grouped by language family , so that categories such as Cree , Ojibwa , Other ...
... speakers . Only the three languages with the largest numbers of speakers , Cree , Ojibwa , and Inuktitut , are considered separately here . All the rest are grouped by language family , so that categories such as Cree , Ojibwa , Other ...
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... speakers . Table 8 suggests that these groups do not differ greatly in Aboriginal language maintenance among the mother tongue speakers . The Inuit , as could be anticipated , have the highest levels . The category that subsumes all but ...
... speakers . Table 8 suggests that these groups do not differ greatly in Aboriginal language maintenance among the mother tongue speakers . The Inuit , as could be anticipated , have the highest levels . The category that subsumes all but ...
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... speakers which is difficult to account for . As expected from previous discussion , the trend for mother tongue speakers of Other Aboriginal languages is the reverse of that for the other groups . It is much more difficult to interpret ...
... speakers which is difficult to account for . As expected from previous discussion , the trend for mother tongue speakers of Other Aboriginal languages is the reverse of that for the other groups . It is much more difficult to interpret ...
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Roger Spielmann and Bertha Chief | 313 |
John A Strong | 327 |
MarcAdélard Tremblay and Josée Thivierge | 343 |
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