Eyak

A language of United States

ISO 639: eya
Population: No known L1 speakers. The last speaker, Marie Smith Jones, died in January 2008 (2008 BBC News). Ethnic population: 50 (1995 M. Krauss).
Location:: Alaska: Copper river mouth.
Language Status: 9 (Dormant). Recognized language (2014, Official Languages of Alaska Law as amended, Alaska Statute 44.12.310).
Classification: Eyak-Athabaskan
Language Use: Shifted to English [eng].
Language Development: Dictionary. Grammar. Texts. The Eyak Preservation Council is working to revive the language, and the organization has produced a comprehensive learner’s website. The Eyak Language Revitalization Project organized the first Eyak Language Workshop in 2014 in Anchorage.
Language Resources: OLAC resources in and about Eyak
Writing: Latin script [Latn].

Location: Alaska: Copper river mouth.