Tutchone
Tutchone is Na-Dene language
spoken by the native population of central and south central Yukon in the
country of Canada. It has about 450 speakers of the total population of
less than 2000. Most speakers are middle aged and beyond and nearly all
are bilingual in English. There are two distinct dialects known at
Tutchone - NOrthern and Tutchone - Southern.
The greeting in the northern dialect is
shown on our web page. The Tutchone - Southern greeting is "Ut'akwadch'e
dzanu nakwitth'at & Nan ayu nakwitth'at daye sha kuule je".
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