So interesting to learn a Southerner. I want to leave Toronto and go up North and be in the peace and the tundra. Unique culture endowed with much knowledge; I have respect. They have been here since time immemorial and they deserve such respect
Always, always , keep the knowledge going, teach those children, someday they may need the knowledge to survive, as the world is changing, the ancestors have spoken.
😂😅 For so many years I was looking for my doll. I knew it was somewhere in the house because my late mother used to have so many things in the house. Anyway, one day my brother started talking about his haunting. All of a sudden he started talking about my doll. My ears were very open. He said when I fell asleep just before he went to bed my doll started moving by itself and ran towards my brother 🤣😂 LoL and told me he burnt it the next day
So interesting to learn a Southerner. I want to leave Toronto and go up North and be in the peace and the tundra. Unique culture endowed with much knowledge; I have respect. They have been here since time immemorial and they deserve such respect
I miss my home ❤ uakalla nice to see this old video thank you 🎉
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le'riexe
4:36
Wit weo
"promo sm" 😌
Thanks for posting!
The intro sounded like David Haulli early version of his song that was made in the 2000s. It would be nice if there is a full version release
Thanks you for uploading these, seeing you archive and allow the preservation of Inuit history is really important.
I like these cooking shows a lot
Nakommik!! Quvianaqtupaaaaaluk, tamakua "videos" takunartupaluit quvianarmattalu iliniartupalummilu ilisimajaugatta Ooleepeekamut, ahaila. Igajimariungujuq Ooleepeeka.
I love this.
❤
Iejee!! Qujanamik!!
ᐃᓐᑐᕐᔪᑯᖖ
Normally it's In(y)uk by the way.
Subtitles please, all of them
Miss home everyday!
My dad near the last part with his dog team
When was this filmed?
Knuckle hop, now that is knuckle burner.
FOMO I don't understand him 😢
Uliipika Anaviapik-Soucie
Uliipika Anaviapik-Soucie
Uliipika Anaviapik-Soucie
Uliipika Anaviapik-Soucie
Uliipika Anaviapik-Soucie
Uliipika Anaviapik-Soucie
Uliipika Anaviapik-Soucie
Atinga kisuummata
Sure love this iguana yummy food
My late grandfather
It's calls aqigiaq
If it's tukiriaq it would be seal skin
Always, always , keep the knowledge going, teach those children, someday they may need the knowledge to survive, as the world is changing, the ancestors have spoken.
Thank you for sharing this video of our people from Arviat
🧐 Okay... I'm breathing with you cameraman
😂😁 Good microphone
😂😁 As soon as the video played 🎶💃🕺🎶
😂😅 sorry for so much comments. Thank you for sharing this video. It's good to see our ancestors
🎶💃🕺🎶 Ayaayaa
Only if someone could give me drums. I would be dancing away and drumming 🎶💃🕺🎶
Mhmm my late grandpa Sewoee used to invite people into his house and they used to sing and dance
🧐 woaah Qahuq. I had a doll when I was a child and named my doll after her name - Qahuq
😂😅 For so many years I was looking for my doll. I knew it was somewhere in the house because my late mother used to have so many things in the house. Anyway, one day my brother started talking about his haunting. All of a sudden he started talking about my doll. My ears were very open. He said when I fell asleep just before he went to bed my doll started moving by itself and ran towards my brother 🤣😂 LoL and told me he burnt it the next day
🧐 woaah I think Anowtalik was the last person in town to make kayak. Correct me if I'm wrong.
✨ Our ancestors ✨ Thank you for sharing this video. Alot of memories came to mind when I saw this video.
🤣😂 LoL I must be this old 😂😅
Tamu
Tauvali hahah
Jimmy Ayalik, my mom late brother.
Love this! my grandma<3 do you have one with better audio?
Qangaalungni Ataatattia ❤ Nice to see him in his element teaching young people
Uncle Eric isumagivagi ❤️
Alianai qallunaa alianaigilaurmagu silavu ammalu nunavut!