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Instant Immersion is fun and easy to use! It is the perfect way to learn a new language for travel, business or school. Instant Immersion Level 1 uses natural image association techniques to help you learn as easily as you learned your first language. Learn basic vocabulary and everyday phrases in no time! Instant Immersion Level 1 teaches you the essential words and phrases you will need in order to get around with ease. Topics include first words, food, colors, phrases, body parts, numbers, time, shopping, countries and more. Practice your new language with virtual flashcards, play games and use the advanced record-and-playback feature to practice pronunciation. Even print out a picture dictionary for learning on the go!
WHY LEARN INUKTITUT?
- Inuktitut is the language most widespread in the state of Nunavut.
- Learn Inuktitut to understand the Inuit culture.
Visiting Nunavut
Inuktitut is spoken by approximately 35,000 people. Most of these people live in the Canadian province of Nunavut. When people say “Arctic,” Nunavut is what they mean. Nunavut is a vast, blizzard-wracked, frost-shattered land of peaks, polar bears and icebergs — and a population that rounds to zero. Size-wise, Nunavut dwarfs Mexico, but supports fewer folks than Liechtenstein. For travelers, Nunavut is ruthless: it’s so odd and imposing that satisfaction will never be reached, but affordable things are hard to come by. You’ll also need patience: polar weather unravels itineraries. Moreover, knowing the Inuktitut language could be extremely helpful here, in which people tend to be unhelpful.
Inuktitut-speaking Countries
The Inuktitut language is also spoken in Quebec, Northwest Territories, Newfoundland and Labrador. Read more
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