阿留申

The Aleuts are indigenous people of the Aleutian Islands.
阿留申人是阿留申群岛的原住民。
They have a unique culture and language, distinct from other Native Alaskan groups.
他们有独特的文化和语言，与其他阿拉斯加土著群体不同。
Many Aleuts hunt sea otters for their valuable fur.
许多阿留申人捕猎海獭以获取其珍贵的皮毛。
In the past, Aleuts relied heavily on fishing and hunting for subsistence.
过去，阿留申人严重依赖捕鱼和狩猎来维持生计。
The Aleutian Islands were occupied by Russia until 1867 when they were sold to the United States.
阿留申群岛曾被俄罗斯占领，直到1867年卖给美国。
Aleut women traditionally crafted baskets using local materials like driftwood and grasses.
传统上，阿留申妇女使用当地的材料如浮木和草编织篮子。
The Aleut community has faced challenges such as forced relocation and cultural assimilation.
阿留申社区面临着强制迁移和文化同化的挑战。
Today, many Aleuts live in Alaska and maintain aspects of their traditional way of life.
如今，许多阿留申人居住在阿拉斯加，并保持他们传统生活方式的一些方面。
The Aleut language is part of the Eskimo-Aleut family of languages.
阿留申语属于爱斯基摩-阿留申语系的语言。
Some Aleuts participate in annual festivals to celebrate their heritage and traditions.
一些阿留申人参加年度节日，庆祝他们的遗产和传统。