Greenlandic language experts hope a new tool will help speed translations
The Greenlandic language is no stranger to online tools. Oqaasileriffik, the national language secretariat, has a number publicly available language aids. Yet, with the exception of a downloadable spell-checker for word-processors and online Greenlandic-Danish dictionary, what the organization has on offer appeals more to the linguist than the language user.
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