Значения термина greenlandic на английском

The other half are from Denmark, and they don't speak Greenlandic.

The Greenlandic Inuit spoke little English, so we communicated through laughter and smiles.

Warmer waters entice seawolf and cod to swim farther north in the Atlantic into Greenlandic nets.

But what of native Greenlandic culture and literature?

A couple of Greenlandic dads leave their daughters.

So East Greenlandic teachers aren't required to speak East Greenlandic, which means kids can't always understand them.

Greenlandic tattoo artist in Auckland for the indigenous ink component of the inaugural Urbanesia 2015 arts festival.

The menu lists the provenance of all its seafood, from Greenlandic snowcrab to Danish Limfjord oysters and mussels.

West Greenlanders refer to the east as "Greenland's ass." Denmark has designated the East Greenlandic language as a dialect.

Last June, she navigated the Greenlandic seas with three fellow explorers in a small open boat the size of a sofa.

The modern day Icelandic and Newfoundland mice belong to the subspecies M. m. domesticus, the Greenlandic mice to M. m. musculus.

It's not because we have some sadistic wish to lead a summer camp in East Greenlandic, a complicated language none of us speaks.

My Danish friend Joachim, Hans Christian's nephew, who happened to be visiting the area, walked over with one of the local Greenlandic Inuits.

Further research revealed that these areas were very remote, probably untrodden except by the local Greenlandic Inuit people and early Viking and Danish explorers.

Clinton and her Arctic colleagues got a personal view of climate change, taking a boat tour on a pristine Greenlandic fjord dotted with blue icebergs.

Many of Siorapaluk's people are descendants of Inuits, who migrated from Canada in the late 19th century and now speak Inuktitut and a Greenlandic dialect.