Indigenous Languages of Washington State
Kʷòʔlíyotʼ (Quileute)
Quileute
The Quileute Language
The Quileute language is a member of the Chimakuan language family spoken by Indigenous peoples along the northwest coast of Washington (cited below).
Websites
Websites & Online Resources
- The Quileute LanguageProvides an overview of the language, a Quileute alphabet, and common words and phrases. From the Quileute Nation.
- Quileute Indian LanguageIncludes Quileute language history and linguistic description, as well as language learning resources.
- English to Quileute DictionaryIncludes audio pronunciation.
Sources used on this page:
"Quileute Language." Wikipedia, Wikimedia Foundation, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quileute_language. Accessed 05 Oct. 2022.
Audiovisual resources
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