特林吉特語

特林吉特語（英語：Tlingit language，ˈklɪŋkɪt；特林吉特語：Lingít ɬɪŋkɪ́t）是美國阿拉斯加東南部及加拿大西部特林吉特人通行的語言，是納－德內語系的成員之一。特林吉特語是一種瀕危語言，現存的母語人口只餘下140人，當中大多數都具備英語能力。現今阿拉斯加正努力保存特林吉特語的語言及文化。
特林吉特語的其中一個特色是：它雖然使用豐富的邊音輔音（/tɬ, tɬʰ, tɬ', ɬ, ɬ'/），但卻不使用最常見的/l/。

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**外部連結**
  Lingít Yoo X̲'atángi: The Tlingit Language-  Tlingit Teaching and Learning Aids
**  Tlingit Noun Dictionary
**  Tlingit Verb Dictionary (unfinished)
**  Tongass Text-  Alaskan Orthodox Christian texts (Tlingit) date=20150508014050 -  The Russian Church and Native Alaskan Cultures: Preserving Native Languages date=20201002161146 -  Yukon Native Language Centre-  Talking about Beliefs: The Alaskan Tlingit language today-  Anash Interactive