West Greenlandic, also referred to as Kalaallisut is a language steeped in history and cherished by Greenland's community. Originating from the Eskimo-Aleut language family, West Greenlandic boasts a rich oral tradition passed down through generations. It is the official language in Greenland spoken by roughly 50,000 persons.

 

Despite its relatively small speaker base, West Greenlandic continues to thrive, with efforts to preserve and promote its use gaining momentum. Its unique grammatical structure and intricate phonology offer linguists and language enthusiasts a fascinating study ground.

As Greenland's global presence grows, so does the demand for accurate and culturally sensitive translations in West Greenlandic. Our translation services bridge linguistic gaps, ensuring that the essence and authenticity of the language shine through in every project.

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