Editing Inuit languages (section)

=== Canada ===
{{further|Inuktitut}} {{further|Inuvialuktun}}

The Inuit languages are official in the [[Northwest Territories]] and [[Nunavut]] (the dominant language in the latter); have a high level of official support in [[Nunavik]], a semi-autonomous portion of [[Quebec]]; and are still spoken in some parts of [[Labrador]]. Generally, Canadians refer to all dialects spoken in Canada as ''[[Inuktitut]]'', but the terms ''[[Inuvialuktun]]'', ''[[Inuinnaqtun]]'', and ''[[Inuttut]]'' (also called ''Nunatsiavummiutut'', ''Labradorimiutut'' or ''Inuttitut'') have some currency in referring to the variants of specific areas.

==== Western Canadian Inuit ====
*[[Inuvialuktun]] (from west to east)
** [[Uummarmiutun]] (Canadian [[Iñupiaq language|Iñupiaq]])
**[[Siglitun]] (Sallirmiutun)
**[[Inuinnaqtun]]
**[[Natsilingmiutut]]
**[[Kivalliq dialect|Kivallirmiutut]] (Kivalliq)
**[[Aivilingmiutut]] (Ailivik)
**[[North Baffin dialect|Iglulingmiut]] (Qikiqtaaluk Uannanganii)

==== Eastern Canadian Inuit ====
*[[Inuktitut]]
**[[Qikiqtaaluk Nigiani]]
**[[Nunavimmiututut]]
**[[Inuttitut]] (Nunatsiavummiut)