WikiLang/Mi'kmaq Portal

WikiLang pages Mi'kmaq 1px 1px 1px 1px 1px  Sections  Technical info Quick overview of Mi'kmaq Difference between the dialects Orthographies and writing systems Phonology (pronunciation) Grammar Animacy Person and number Obviation Counting Vocabulary Animals Body parts Calendar (seasons, months, days) Colors Currency Food Wiktionaries Mi'kmaq words in the French Wiktionary (23) Mi'kmaq words in the English Wiktionary (2) Living dictionary Preservation/revitalization projects Learning the language lessons Mi'kmaq Lesson 1: Greetings Lesson 2... (user suggestion: "Lesson 2: How are you today. Simple questions/answers about how your day went and what you did) Other projects Mi'kmaq Wikipedia in the Incubator External resources Mi'gmaq-Mi'kmaq Online, a free online English—Mi'gmaq dictionary under a CC-BY-NC 1.0 license. Mi'kmaq words in the OmegaWiki, an online multilingual dictionary under a CC-BY 2.5 license. Native speaker Wikilangians: Speaker Wikilangians: Learners: 0 Endonym: Mi'kmawi'simk or Mi'gmawi'simg Other names: Mi'gmaq, Micmac Language family: Algic languages/Algonquian languages Script(s): Latin alphabet (LTR) ISO 639: mic Language status: Threatened Number of speakers: approx. 8,100 Regions: Eastern Canada (Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Newfounland and Labrador) and United States (Maine and Massachusetts) Dialects: Restigouche/Listuguj (Quebec) Majority language(s): English (mostly) and French (some) English Wikipedia article about the language: Mi'kmaq language Ethnologue page about the language: Micmac * Mikmaq