The Abenaki (also Abnaki) language is a dialect continuum within the Eastern Algonquian languages, originally spoken in what is now Vermont, New Hampshire, northern Massachusetts and Maine. Modern Western Abenaki is currently spoken by a very small handful of Abenaki elders in Odanak, Quebec. Eastern Abenaki was until quite recently spoken by elders of the Penobscot tribe in eastern Maine, although it is now extinct.
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- The Abenaki (also Abnaki) language is a dialect continuum within the Eastern Algonquian languages, originally spoken in what is now Vermont, New Hampshire, northern Massachusetts and Maine. Modern Western Abenaki is currently spoken by a very small handful of Abenaki elders in Odanak, Quebec. Eastern Abenaki was until quite recently spoken by elders of the Penobscot tribe in eastern Maine, although it is now extinct. Other dialects of Eastern Abenaki, such as Caniba and Aroosagunticook, now extinct, are documented in French-language materials from the colonial period. Western and Eastern Abenaki share many similarities but are also different in striking ways, not only in vocabulary but also phonology.
- Абенаки (абнаки) — термин, объединяющий несколько диалектов, на которых говорят индейцы племени абенаки. Исторически язык абенаки использовался на территории современных американских штатов Вермонт, Нью-Гэмпшир и Мэн. Западным абенаки в настоящий момент пользуется несколько старейших жителей резервации Оданак в провинции Квебек, Канада. Восточный абенаки и его диалекты были распространены у индейцев племени пенобскот и сохранялись до недавнего времени; в настоящий момент ни одного носителя восточного абенаки не осталось, однако данные о нём сохранились. Восточный и западный абенаки достаточно похожи, хотя имеют заметные различия в фонологии и лексике. Кроме того существовали и другие диалекты, такие как каниба (Caniba) и арусагунтикук (Aroosagunticook), ныне вымершие, но документированные в франкоязычных материалах колониальных времён.
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- Eastern Abenaki (extinct)
- Western Abenaki
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- The Abenaki (also Abnaki) language is a dialect continuum within the Eastern Algonquian languages, originally spoken in what is now Vermont, New Hampshire, northern Massachusetts and Maine. Modern Western Abenaki is currently spoken by a very small handful of Abenaki elders in Odanak, Quebec. Eastern Abenaki was until quite recently spoken by elders of the Penobscot tribe in eastern Maine, although it is now extinct.
- Абенаки (абнаки) — термин, объединяющий несколько диалектов, на которых говорят индейцы племени абенаки. Исторически язык абенаки использовался на территории современных американских штатов Вермонт, Нью-Гэмпшир и Мэн.
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