South Slavey (Slave) is one of the official languages of the Northwest Territories. It is spoken across an area in Northwest territories bounded by Hay River and Fort Simpson (E-W) and Wrigley to Meander River (N-S)
South Slavey communities
- Echaot’įę Kǫ́ę́ (Fort Laird)
- Tthenáágó (Nahanni Butte)
- Łíídlį Kų́ę́ (Fort Simpson0
- Kátł’odehé (Hay River)
- Zhati Kǫ́ę́ (Fort Providence)
- Sambaa K’e (Trout Lake)
- Tthedzéh Kų́ę́ (Wrigley)
- Tthek’éhdélį (Jean Marie River)
- Tthek’eni Kǫ́ę́ (Fort Nelson)
- K'agee (Kakisa)
The following South Slavey communties are currently represented in the Dene Speech Atlas:
To view place and manner of descriptions for these South Slavey sounds, see the Orthography of South Slavey Sounds.
Dictionaries and grammars
Howard, Philip G. 1990. A Dictionary of the Verbs of South Slavey. Yellowknife: Dept. of Culture and Communications, Govt. of the Northwest Territories, ISBN 0-7708-3868-5