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ekaAviaq was born in Uummannaq, Greenland and still lives there today. She is in 10th grade and enjoys football, ice cream, dogs, and comedy and drama movies and music. Her favorite singer is Rihanna. Historically, her people were called Inuit but Europeans called them Eskimos, meaning "people who eat raw meat." Now they call themselves Kalaallit and no longer eat raw meat, though skin clothing remains part of their traditional attire worn for celebrations.
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- 1. Some things about me
- 3. I was born in Uummannaq. This is the hospital I were born. Uummannaq is an little island, in north Greenland.
- 4. I still live in Uummannaq. I love the town ! It’s a very beautiful town.
- 5. I am in 10th grade at Atuarfik Edvard Kruse.
- 6. Things I like: Football Ice cream Dogs
- 7. Movies I like best My favourite film genre are comedy and drama
- 8. Musik My favourite singers: Rihanna I like many different kinds of music
- 9. A long time ago our people calls themselves for Inuit. And then the europeans came and everything changed. They call our people for eskimoes, it means people who eats raw meat. Today we call us for ”Kalaallit” and we don’t eat raw meat. Long time ago has our people skin clothes, but today we just use skin boots, jacket, gloves and hats, and the hunters use skin trousers. This is our tradition clothes, we only use it on celebrations.
- 10. It’s almost about me.