Greetings in the 11 Indigenous languages of Quebec

Nation	Language	Hello	Thank You	Goodbye	Audio
W8benaki	Aln8ba&dawaw8gan/W8banaki	Kwai	Wliwin	Adio	Langues autochtones - Abénaki Petit guide de salutation en abénakis - W8banaki Atlas linguistique algonquien
Anishinabeg/Anicinapek	Anicinabemowin	Kwe	Migwetc	Madjacin	Langues autochtones - Algonquin Anicinabemodan \| Minwashin Atlas linguistique algonquien
Atikamekw	Nehirowimowin/Atikamekw	Kwei	Mikwetc	Matcaci	Langue atikamekw La langue atikamekw/Services éducatifs, linguistiques et culturels Atlas linguistique algonquien
Eeyou/Eenou	Liyiyuu ayimuun/Eeyou	Wachiya	Chinishkumitin	Aakutaah	Eastern James Bay Cree Dictionary Atlas linguistique algonquien
Wendat	Wendat kwawennontahkwih	Kwe	Tiawenhk	Önenh	Langues autochtones - Wendat Langue wendat
Innu/Ilnu	Innu-aimun	Kuei	Tshinashkumitin	Niaut	Langue innue - Les salutations \| Info \| Radio-Canada Innu-aimun - Ressources de langue Institut Tshakapesh - Langue innu-aimun Nehlueun - Langue ilnu de Mashteuiatsh Atlas linguistique algonquien
Inuit	Inuktitut	Ai	Nakurmiik	Atsunai	Langues autochtones - Inuktitut Tusaalanga
Wolastogiyik Wahsipekuk	Wolastogev latuwewakon	Qey	Woliwon	Apc-op	Langues autochtones - Malécite Wolastoqewatu Atlas linguistique algonquien
Mi'gmak	Mikmawi'sim/Mi'gmaq	Pusu'l	Wela'lin	Atiu	Langues autochtones - Micmac Mi'kmaq Online Talking Dictionary Atlas linguistique algonquien
Kanienʼkehá :ka	Kanien'kéha	Kwe	Nia’:wen	O: n’en ki wahi	Langues autochtones - Mohawk Kanien'kéha (Mohawk) - First Voices
Naskapi	Naskapi	Wachiya	Chinishkumitin	Wachiya	Langues autochtones - Naskapi Naskapi Dictionary Atlas linguistique algonquien

It should be noted that several cultural groups and communities have their own dialects that are written with various spellings. It is also important to consider that Indigenous languages are fundamentally rooted in oral traditions, which explains the diversity in their written forms.

For a broader perspective beyond Quebec and Canada on these Indigenous languages, you can visit this interactive map.

You can also visit this page for links to communities and their cultural resources.

Interested in becoming a speaker?
The UQAT Indigenous Languages Resources Directory has centralized linguistic resources for all Indigenous languages in Quebec. Several universities and organizations also offer Indigenous language courses.