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NOT SO SURE ABOUT THE "IT" BUT, GOING WITH IT. When I saw anything in that Inuktitut dictionary with "your" "it" was always at the end of the word >_>

Tonravik heard her mate speak, and she greeted him, "Ai," Hello or Hi. Her sons had made sounds like it, though certainly without knowing what it meant. All the same, they were there, and in time they would learn that they knew it already. Her tail waved as her sons babbled, content only now with the noise. In the coming days it would become obnoxious to her but for now, the first time, she was pleased with it. "Aippaqga," she informed the cubs, telling them of her name for him—her partner, spouse—"atatakit." Your father. Ga, to the addition of things, meant "my"; "it" to the end of the word meant "your".

Now their father was smart. No doubt he would be able to teach them their first word before she would, what with her full usage of things and inability to break things down. As he instructed from beyond, she looked to her cubs. Would they mimic him?