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  1. Elisapie – Inuktitut (2023, Inuk)

    Continuing our journey through the epic Fedi-sourced catalogue of must-hear albums, our next spotlight is on number 1086 on The List, submitted by Yuki. This is a covers album like no other. Inuk alt-folk artist Elisapie chose songs that once were all over the airwaves - including in her hometown of Nunavik - songs that had a strong emotional connection to a person or memory in her past, translated them into Inuktitut, and then created intensely personal versions of those songs. I guarantee you’ve never heard these songs (originally by Metallica, Fleetwood Mac, Cyndi Lauper, Queen, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Blondie, Patrick Hernandez, Leonard Cohen, and Rolling Stones) like this before.

    Want to read more? See the full spotlight on the Fediverse at @1001otheralbums.com or on the blog: 1001otheralbums.com/2026/04/03

    Want to skip straight to the music? Here's the Bandcamp: elisapie.bandcamp.com/album/in

    Happy listening!

    #Elisapie #AltFolk #SingerSongwriter #covers #Inuktitut #Inuk #music #1001OtherAlbums

  2. Elisapie – Inuktitut (2023, Inuk)

    Continuing our journey through the epic Fedi-sourced catalogue of must-hear albums, our next spotlight is on number 1086 on The List, submitted by Yuki. This is a covers album like no other. Inuk alt-folk artist Elisapie chose songs that once were all over the airwaves - including in her hometown of Nunavik - songs that had a strong emotional connection to a person or memory in her past, translated them into Inuktitut, and then created intensely personal versions of those songs. I guarantee you’ve never heard these songs (originally by Metallica, Fleetwood Mac, Cyndi Lauper, Queen, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Blondie, Patrick Hernandez, Leonard Cohen, and Rolling Stones) like this before.

    Want to read more? See the full spotlight on the Fediverse at @1001otheralbums.com or on the blog: 1001otheralbums.com/2026/04/03

    Want to skip straight to the music? Here's the Bandcamp: elisapie.bandcamp.com/album/in

    Happy listening!

    #Elisapie #AltFolk #SingerSongwriter #covers #Inuktitut #Inuk #music #1001OtherAlbums

  3. Elisapie – Inuktitut (2023, Inuk)

    Continuing our journey through the epic Fedi-sourced catalogue of must-hear albums, our next spotlight is on number 1086 on The List, submitted by Yuki. This is a covers album like no other. Inuk alt-folk artist Elisapie chose songs that once were all over the airwaves - including in her hometown of Nunavik - songs that had a strong emotional connection to a person or memory in her past, translated them into Inuktitut, and then created intensely personal versions of those songs. I guarantee you’ve never heard these songs (originally by Metallica, Fleetwood Mac, Cyndi Lauper, Queen, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Blondie, Patrick Hernandez, Leonard Cohen, and Rolling Stones) like this before.

    Want to read more? See the full spotlight on the Fediverse at @1001otheralbums.com or on the blog: 1001otheralbums.com/2026/04/03

    Want to skip straight to the music? Here's the Bandcamp: elisapie.bandcamp.com/album/in

    Happy listening!

    #Elisapie #AltFolk #SingerSongwriter #covers #Inuktitut #Inuk #music #1001OtherAlbums

  4. Elisapie – Inuktitut (2023, Inuk)

    Continuing our journey through the epic Fedi-sourced catalogue of must-hear albums, our next spotlight is on number 1086 on The List, submitted by Yuki. This is a covers album like no other. Inuk alt-folk artist Elisapie chose songs that once were all over the airwaves - including in her hometown of Nunavik - songs that had a strong emotional connection to a person or memory in her past, translated them into Inuktitut, and then created intensely personal versions of those songs. I guarantee you’ve never heard these songs (originally by Metallica, Fleetwood Mac, Cyndi Lauper, Queen, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Blondie, Patrick Hernandez, Leonard Cohen, and Rolling Stones) like this before.

    Want to read more? See the full spotlight on the Fediverse at @1001otheralbums.com or on the blog: 1001otheralbums.com/2026/04/03

    Want to skip straight to the music? Here's the Bandcamp: elisapie.bandcamp.com/album/in

    Happy listening!

    #Elisapie #AltFolk #SingerSongwriter #covers #Inuktitut #Inuk #music #1001OtherAlbums

  5. @1001otheralbums.com @buffyleigh
    “Elisapie gave new meaning to 10 pop and rock classics by translating them into Inuktitut”

    This great interview delves into the making of the album

    I liked the bit about reaching out to the original artists (who all said yes)

    “Who do I know who knows Led Zeppelin?”
    cbc.ca/arts/q/elisapie-on-her-
    #Inuktitut #Canada #CBC

  6. @1001otheralbums.com @buffyleigh
    “Elisapie gave new meaning to 10 pop and rock classics by translating them into Inuktitut”

    This great interview delves into the making of the album

    I liked the bit about reaching out to the original artists (who all said yes)

    “Who do I know who knows Led Zeppelin?”
    cbc.ca/arts/q/elisapie-on-her-
    #Inuktitut #Canada #CBC

  7. @1001otheralbums.com @buffyleigh
    “Elisapie gave new meaning to 10 pop and rock classics by translating them into Inuktitut”

    This great interview delves into the making of the album

    I liked the bit about reaching out to the original artists (who all said yes)

    “Who do I know who knows Led Zeppelin?”
    cbc.ca/arts/q/elisapie-on-her-
    #Inuktitut #Canada #CBC

  8. @1001otheralbums.com @buffyleigh
    “Elisapie gave new meaning to 10 pop and rock classics by translating them into Inuktitut”

    This great interview delves into the making of the album

    I liked the bit about reaching out to the original artists (who all said yes)

    “Who do I know who knows Led Zeppelin?”
    cbc.ca/arts/q/elisapie-on-her-
    #Inuktitut #Canada #CBC

  9. @1001otheralbums.com @buffyleigh
    “Elisapie gave new meaning to 10 pop and rock classics by translating them into Inuktitut”

    This great interview delves into the making of the album

    I liked the bit about reaching out to the original artists (who all said yes)

    “Who do I know who knows Led Zeppelin?”
    cbc.ca/arts/q/elisapie-on-her-
    #Inuktitut #Canada #CBC

  10. Elisapie – Inuktitut (2023, Inuk)

    Our next spotlight is on number 1086 on The List, submitted by @Yuki.

    I’m not a covers person. Too often they come off to me as an artist just trying to prove their chops, saying ‘hey, check out what I can do with this song’, and I, more often than not, reply ‘I would prefer not to’. But this album, an entire album of covers from Inuk alt-folk artist Elisapie, comes off entirely differently. This isn’t a ‘look what I can do’ but a ‘these are how I heard these songs, where I lived and with the things happening in my life at the time’. Or even, given that every cover on this album has been translated and is sung in the artist’s own language (Inuktitut), ‘this is my story, told through these songs other people wrote’.

    From the Bandcamp description:

    “It’s a covers album that sprouted in the artist’s mind…when songs by artists such as Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Blondie, Fleetwood Mac, Metallica, Queen, and Cyndi Lauper, whose music once took over the community radio airwaves throughout Nunavik, Northern Quebec, triggered a flood of tears. Many of these songs were an escape as the community and cultural references were being challenged by colonization. Elisapie began a mental archaeological process: finding songs associated with emotional memories and people from her past… Every song is linked to a loved one or an intimate story that has shaped the person Elisapie is today. Through this act of cultural reappropriation, she tells her story, offers these songs as a gift to her community, and makes her language and culture resonate beyond the Inuit territory.”

    Below is a track list noting the originals.

    1. Isumagijunnaitaungituq (The Unforgiven – Metallica)
    2. Sinnatuumait (Dreams – Fleetwood Mac)
    3. Taimangalimaaq (Time After Time – Cyndi Lauper)
    4. Qimatsilunga (I Want to Break Free – Queen)
    5. Qaisimalaurittuq (Wish You Were Here – Pink Floyd)
    6. Californiamut (Going to California – Led Zeppelin)
    7. Uummati Attanarsimat (Heart of Glass – Blondie)
    8. Inuuniaravit (Born to Be Alive – Patrick Hernandez)
    9. Taimaa Qimatsiniungimat (Hey, That’s No Way to Say Goodbye – Leonard Cohen)
    10. Qimmijuat (Wild Horses – Rolling Stones) 05:29

    I guarantee you’ve never heard these songs like this before. Grab a tissue and give this incredible album a spin. And, if you like what you hear but maybe want a bit of a pick-me-up afterwards, also check out the Remixes EP, which has danceable takes on tracks 2, 4, and 7.

    #altFolk #covers #Elisapie #folk #Inuk #Inuktitut #singerSongwriter
  11. Elisapie – Inuktitut (2023, Inuk)

    Our next spotlight is on number 1086 on The List, submitted by @Yuki.

    I’m not a covers person. Too often they come off to me as an artist just trying to prove their chops, saying ‘hey, check out what I can do with this song’, and I, more often than not, reply ‘I would prefer not to’. But this album, an entire album of covers from Inuk alt-folk artist Elisapie, comes off entirely differently. This isn’t a ‘look what I can do’ but a ‘these are how I heard these songs, where I lived and with the things happening in my life at the time’. Or even, given that every cover on this album has been translated and is sung in the artist’s own language (Inuktitut), ‘this is my story, told through these songs other people wrote’.

    From the Bandcamp description:

    “It’s a covers album that sprouted in the artist’s mind…when songs by artists such as Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Blondie, Fleetwood Mac, Metallica, Queen, and Cyndi Lauper, whose music once took over the community radio airwaves throughout Nunavik, Northern Quebec, triggered a flood of tears. Many of these songs were an escape as the community and cultural references were being challenged by colonization. Elisapie began a mental archaeological process: finding songs associated with emotional memories and people from her past… Every song is linked to a loved one or an intimate story that has shaped the person Elisapie is today. Through this act of cultural reappropriation, she tells her story, offers these songs as a gift to her community, and makes her language and culture resonate beyond the Inuit territory.”

    Below is a track list noting the originals.

    1. Isumagijunnaitaungituq (The Unforgiven – Metallica)
    2. Sinnatuumait (Dreams – Fleetwood Mac)
    3. Taimangalimaaq (Time After Time – Cyndi Lauper)
    4. Qimatsilunga (I Want to Break Free – Queen)
    5. Qaisimalaurittuq (Wish You Were Here – Pink Floyd)
    6. Californiamut (Going to California – Led Zeppelin)
    7. Uummati Attanarsimat (Heart of Glass – Blondie)
    8. Inuuniaravit (Born to Be Alive – Patrick Hernandez)
    9. Taimaa Qimatsiniungimat (Hey, That’s No Way to Say Goodbye – Leonard Cohen)
    10. Qimmijuat (Wild Horses – Rolling Stones) 05:29

    I guarantee you’ve never heard these songs like this before. Grab a tissue and give this incredible album a spin. And, if you like what you hear but maybe want a bit of a pick-me-up afterwards, also check out the Remixes EP, which has danceable takes on tracks 2, 4, and 7.

    #altFolk #covers #Elisapie #folk #Inuk #Inuktitut #singerSongwriter
  12. Elisapie – Inuktitut (2023, Inuk)

    Our next spotlight is on number 1086 on The List, submitted by @Yuki.

    I’m not a covers person. Too often they come off to me as an artist just trying to prove their chops, saying ‘hey, check out what I can do with this song’, and I, more often than not, reply ‘I would prefer not to’. But this album, an entire album of covers from Inuk alt-folk artist Elisapie, comes off entirely differently. This isn’t a ‘look what I can do’ but a ‘these are how I heard these songs, where I lived and with the things happening in my life at the time’. Or even, given that every cover on this album has been translated and is sung in the artist’s own language (Inuktitut), ‘this is my story, told through these songs other people wrote’.

    From the Bandcamp description:

    “It’s a covers album that sprouted in the artist’s mind…when songs by artists such as Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Blondie, Fleetwood Mac, Metallica, Queen, and Cyndi Lauper, whose music once took over the community radio airwaves throughout Nunavik, Northern Quebec, triggered a flood of tears. Many of these songs were an escape as the community and cultural references were being challenged by colonization. Elisapie began a mental archaeological process: finding songs associated with emotional memories and people from her past… Every song is linked to a loved one or an intimate story that has shaped the person Elisapie is today. Through this act of cultural reappropriation, she tells her story, offers these songs as a gift to her community, and makes her language and culture resonate beyond the Inuit territory.”

    Below is a track list noting the originals.

    1. Isumagijunnaitaungituq (The Unforgiven – Metallica)
    2. Sinnatuumait (Dreams – Fleetwood Mac)
    3. Taimangalimaaq (Time After Time – Cyndi Lauper)
    4. Qimatsilunga (I Want to Break Free – Queen)
    5. Qaisimalaurittuq (Wish You Were Here – Pink Floyd)
    6. Californiamut (Going to California – Led Zeppelin)
    7. Uummati Attanarsimat (Heart of Glass – Blondie)
    8. Inuuniaravit (Born to Be Alive – Patrick Hernandez)
    9. Taimaa Qimatsiniungimat (Hey, That’s No Way to Say Goodbye – Leonard Cohen)
    10. Qimmijuat (Wild Horses – Rolling Stones) 05:29

    I guarantee you’ve never heard these songs like this before. Grab a tissue and give this incredible album a spin. And, if you like what you hear but maybe want a bit of a pick-me-up afterwards, also check out the Remixes EP, which has danceable takes on tracks 2, 4, and 7.

    #altFolk #covers #Elisapie #folk #Inuk #Inuktitut #singerSongwriter
  13. Elisapie – Inuktitut (2023, Inuk)

    Our next spotlight is on number 1086 on The List, submitted by @Yuki.

    I’m not a covers person. Too often they come off to me as an artist just trying to prove their chops, saying ‘hey, check out what I can do with this song’, and I, more often than not, reply ‘I would prefer not to’. But this album, an entire album of covers from Inuk alt-folk artist Elisapie, comes off entirely differently. This isn’t a ‘look what I can do’ but a ‘these are how I heard these songs, where I lived and with the things happening in my life at the time’. Or even, given that every cover on this album has been translated and is sung in the artist’s own language (Inuktitut), ‘this is my story, told through these songs other people wrote’.

    From the Bandcamp description:

    “It’s a covers album that sprouted in the artist’s mind…when songs by artists such as Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Blondie, Fleetwood Mac, Metallica, Queen, and Cyndi Lauper, whose music once took over the community radio airwaves throughout Nunavik, Northern Quebec, triggered a flood of tears. Many of these songs were an escape as the community and cultural references were being challenged by colonization. Elisapie began a mental archaeological process: finding songs associated with emotional memories and people from her past… Every song is linked to a loved one or an intimate story that has shaped the person Elisapie is today. Through this act of cultural reappropriation, she tells her story, offers these songs as a gift to her community, and makes her language and culture resonate beyond the Inuit territory.”

    Below is a track list noting the originals.

    1. Isumagijunnaitaungituq (The Unforgiven – Metallica)
    2. Sinnatuumait (Dreams – Fleetwood Mac)
    3. Taimangalimaaq (Time After Time – Cyndi Lauper)
    4. Qimatsilunga (I Want to Break Free – Queen)
    5. Qaisimalaurittuq (Wish You Were Here – Pink Floyd)
    6. Californiamut (Going to California – Led Zeppelin)
    7. Uummati Attanarsimat (Heart of Glass – Blondie)
    8. Inuuniaravit (Born to Be Alive – Patrick Hernandez)
    9. Taimaa Qimatsiniungimat (Hey, That’s No Way to Say Goodbye – Leonard Cohen)
    10. Qimmijuat (Wild Horses – Rolling Stones) 05:29

    I guarantee you’ve never heard these songs like this before. Grab a tissue and give this incredible album a spin. And, if you like what you hear but maybe want a bit of a pick-me-up afterwards, also check out the Remixes EP, which has danceable takes on tracks 2, 4, and 7.

    #altFolk #covers #Elisapie #folk #Inuk #Inuktitut #singerSongwriter
  14. Elisapie – Inuktitut (2023, Inuk)

    Our next spotlight is on number 1086 on The List, submitted by @Yuki.

    I’m not a covers person. Too often they come off to me as an artist just trying to prove their chops, saying ‘hey, check out what I can do with this song’, and I, more often than not, reply ‘I would prefer not to’. But this album, an entire album of covers from Inuk alt-folk artist Elisapie, comes off entirely differently. This isn’t a ‘look what I can do’ but a ‘these are how I heard these songs, where I lived and with the things happening in my life at the time’. Or even, given that every cover on this album has been translated and is sung in the artist’s own language (Inuktitut), ‘this is my story, told through these songs other people wrote’.

    From the Bandcamp description:

    “It’s a covers album that sprouted in the artist’s mind…when songs by artists such as Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Blondie, Fleetwood Mac, Metallica, Queen, and Cyndi Lauper, whose music once took over the community radio airwaves throughout Nunavik, Northern Quebec, triggered a flood of tears. Many of these songs were an escape as the community and cultural references were being challenged by colonization. Elisapie began a mental archaeological process: finding songs associated with emotional memories and people from her past… Every song is linked to a loved one or an intimate story that has shaped the person Elisapie is today. Through this act of cultural reappropriation, she tells her story, offers these songs as a gift to her community, and makes her language and culture resonate beyond the Inuit territory.”

    Below is a track list noting the originals.

    1. Isumagijunnaitaungituq (The Unforgiven – Metallica)
    2. Sinnatuumait (Dreams – Fleetwood Mac)
    3. Taimangalimaaq (Time After Time – Cyndi Lauper)
    4. Qimatsilunga (I Want to Break Free – Queen)
    5. Qaisimalaurittuq (Wish You Were Here – Pink Floyd)
    6. Californiamut (Going to California – Led Zeppelin)
    7. Uummati Attanarsimat (Heart of Glass – Blondie)
    8. Inuuniaravit (Born to Be Alive – Patrick Hernandez)
    9. Taimaa Qimatsiniungimat (Hey, That’s No Way to Say Goodbye – Leonard Cohen)
    10. Qimmijuat (Wild Horses – Rolling Stones) 05:29

    I guarantee you’ve never heard these songs like this before. Grab a tissue and give this incredible album a spin. And, if you like what you hear but maybe want a bit of a pick-me-up afterwards, also check out the Remixes EP, which has danceable takes on tracks 2, 4, and 7.

    #altFolk #covers #Elisapie #folk #Inuk #Inuktitut #singerSongwriter
  15. @xkataquapit I love Elisapie. This is one of my favourite songs: ''The Ballad of the Runaway Girl'': youtube.com/watch?v=Nz-iVxjOxGE
    Powerful, love the melody.

    #Indigenous #Inuktitut #music

  16. @xkataquapit I love Elisapie. This is one of my favourite songs: ''The Ballad of the Runaway Girl'': youtube.com/watch?v=Nz-iVxjOxGE
    Powerful, love the melody.

    #Indigenous #Inuktitut #music

  17. @xkataquapit I love Elisapie. This is one of my favourite songs: ''The Ballad of the Runaway Girl'': youtube.com/watch?v=Nz-iVxjOxGE
    Powerful, love the melody.

    #Indigenous #Inuktitut #music

  18. @xkataquapit I love Elisapie. This is one of my favourite songs: ''The Ballad of the Runaway Girl'': youtube.com/watch?v=Nz-iVxjOxGE
    Powerful, love the melody.

    #Indigenous #Inuktitut #music

  19. @xkataquapit I love Elisapie. This is one of my favourite songs: ''The Ballad of the Runaway Girl'': youtube.com/watch?v=Nz-iVxjOxGE
    Powerful, love the melody.

    #Indigenous #Inuktitut #music

  20. Thought this was amazing to listen to tonight. Haunting, melodic, dreamy, amazing. I noticed her name tonight because her name appeared in syllabics - it's not the same language as my James Bay Cree but it used the same alphabet.

    I love the song because its in her language and I love 90s music and Cheryl Crow.

    Elisapie - Quviasukkuvit (If It Makes You Happy) (Official Music Video)

    #indigenous #inuktitut

    youtu.be/zO9_KomLitM

  21. Thought this was amazing to listen to tonight. Haunting, melodic, dreamy, amazing. I noticed her name tonight because her name appeared in syllabics - it's not the same language as my James Bay Cree but it used the same alphabet.

    I love the song because its in her language and I love 90s music and Cheryl Crow.

    Elisapie - Quviasukkuvit (If It Makes You Happy) (Official Music Video)

    #indigenous #inuktitut

    youtu.be/zO9_KomLitM

  22. Thought this was amazing to listen to tonight. Haunting, melodic, dreamy, amazing. I noticed her name tonight because her name appeared in syllabics - it's not the same language as my James Bay Cree but it used the same alphabet.

    I love the song because its in her language and I love 90s music and Cheryl Crow.

    Elisapie - Quviasukkuvit (If It Makes You Happy) (Official Music Video)

    #indigenous #inuktitut

    youtu.be/zO9_KomLitM

  23. Thought this was amazing to listen to tonight. Haunting, melodic, dreamy, amazing. I noticed her name tonight because her name appeared in syllabics - it's not the same language as my James Bay Cree but it used the same alphabet.

    I love the song because its in her language and I love 90s music and Cheryl Crow.

    Elisapie - Quviasukkuvit (If It Makes You Happy) (Official Music Video)

    #indigenous #inuktitut

    youtu.be/zO9_KomLitM

  24. Thought this was amazing to listen to tonight. Haunting, melodic, dreamy, amazing. I noticed her name tonight because her name appeared in syllabics - it's not the same language as my James Bay Cree but it used the same alphabet.

    I love the song because its in her language and I love 90s music and Cheryl Crow.

    Elisapie - Quviasukkuvit (If It Makes You Happy) (Official Music Video)

    #indigenous #inuktitut

    youtu.be/zO9_KomLitM

  25. #Hockey Night in Canada in Inuktitut builds on APTN's efforts to provide programming in #Indigenous languages. APTN debuted Hockey Night in Canada in #Cree in 2019. #Inuktitut will be the second Indigenous #language to get the full play-by-play treatment. www.thecanadianpressnews.ca/north/itiqti...

    Itiqtitsijut: Hockey Night in ...

  26. #Hockey Night in Canada in Inuktitut builds on APTN's efforts to provide programming in #Indigenous languages. APTN debuted Hockey Night in Canada in #Cree in 2019. #Inuktitut will be the second Indigenous #language to get the full play-by-play treatment. www.thecanadianpressnews.ca/north/itiqti...

    Itiqtitsijut: Hockey Night in ...

  27. #Hockey Night in Canada in Inuktitut builds on APTN's efforts to provide programming in #Indigenous languages. APTN debuted Hockey Night in Canada in #Cree in 2019. #Inuktitut will be the second Indigenous #language to get the full play-by-play treatment. www.thecanadianpressnews.ca/north/itiqti...

    Itiqtitsijut: Hockey Night in ...

  28. “Des manuels de #langues autochtones complètement bidon
    Pour 9,70 $, il est possible d’acquérir sur Amazon l’ouvrage #Inuktitut To #English Phrasebook – Everyday Common Words And Phrases, publié par l’obscure maison d’édition Phoenix Sun. Pour qui ne maîtrise pas la langue des Inuits, le manuel d’apprentissage semble classique, enchaînant des phrases courantes telles que « Comment allez-vous ? », avec une version en caractères inuits, suivie d’une transcription phonétique en alphabet latin. Le souci, c’est que ces formules ne signifient strictement rien, nada, walou.” #AI #IA

    lp.ca/fBFksW?sharing=true

  29. “Des manuels de #langues autochtones complètement bidon
    Pour 9,70 $, il est possible d’acquérir sur Amazon l’ouvrage #Inuktitut To #English Phrasebook – Everyday Common Words And Phrases, publié par l’obscure maison d’édition Phoenix Sun. Pour qui ne maîtrise pas la langue des Inuits, le manuel d’apprentissage semble classique, enchaînant des phrases courantes telles que « Comment allez-vous ? », avec une version en caractères inuits, suivie d’une transcription phonétique en alphabet latin. Le souci, c’est que ces formules ne signifient strictement rien, nada, walou.” #AI #IA

    lp.ca/fBFksW?sharing=true

  30. “Des manuels de #langues autochtones complètement bidon
    Pour 9,70 $, il est possible d’acquérir sur Amazon l’ouvrage #Inuktitut To #English Phrasebook – Everyday Common Words And Phrases, publié par l’obscure maison d’édition Phoenix Sun. Pour qui ne maîtrise pas la langue des Inuits, le manuel d’apprentissage semble classique, enchaînant des phrases courantes telles que « Comment allez-vous ? », avec une version en caractères inuits, suivie d’une transcription phonétique en alphabet latin. Le souci, c’est que ces formules ne signifient strictement rien, nada, walou.” #AI #IA

    lp.ca/fBFksW?sharing=true

  31. “Des manuels de #langues autochtones complètement bidon
    Pour 9,70 $, il est possible d’acquérir sur Amazon l’ouvrage #Inuktitut To #English Phrasebook – Everyday Common Words And Phrases, publié par l’obscure maison d’édition Phoenix Sun. Pour qui ne maîtrise pas la langue des Inuits, le manuel d’apprentissage semble classique, enchaînant des phrases courantes telles que « Comment allez-vous ? », avec une version en caractères inuits, suivie d’une transcription phonétique en alphabet latin. Le souci, c’est que ces formules ne signifient strictement rien, nada, walou.” #AI #IA

    lp.ca/fBFksW?sharing=true