Kwakiutl (Kwak’wala)

Kwakiutl is a Northern Wakashan language spoken by about 200 people at
the north end of Vancouver Island and adjacent areas on the mainland.
They call themselves Kwakwaka’wakw, (lit. ‘the people who speak
the language Kwak’wala’). Most of the Kwakiutl speakers are elderly and the
language is used mainly for public speaking and singing at potlatches,
funerals and church services.

Kwakiutl pronunciation

Sample text in kwakiutl

La̱´maa̱n´s g̱wagwixs´alał lax̱
g̱wix´ida´as´wa̱łsa̱n gukwa̱lutida
Da´naxda´x̱w lax̱ Dzawadi, le ḵ̓iḵ̓eḵa̱lasa
loła ´yexwa̱x̱sa loł t̓a̱p̓idux̱da
hestalisex̱ ´wi´la. We g̱wała̱l´mis
ḵ̓otła̱lax̱s hiłila´metł, le gukwilida
Dzawadalalistła. Mukwi sasa̱mas. La̱m om dida´la̱msis
gukwa̱lut wa´okwa̱x̱s le ´la̱ḵasa
t̓łiḵ̓a lax̱is dzuxwa̱msg̱a̱m,
ḵu´la t̓a̱p̓idtł. Wa̱yuḵ̓wa̱sida
wa´okw he g̱wix´idtłi. La̱m ḵ̓otła̱li
Dzawadalalisax̱ ga̱n´s gig̱adex. “Gi´yi”, nik x̱an´s
gig̱a̱ma´yi. We, la̱m ´yugwa̱x´ida, ol ´yugwa.
Ugwaḵ̓a̱la´mida xwak̓wa̱na la yatłudala x̱is
dzuxwa̱m lak. Mut̓saḵida xwak̓wa̱na. La̱m ´ma̱nida
biba̱gwana̱m x̱a da̱nas kas mugwana̱we´.

Source: http://www.languagegeek.com/wakashan/kwakwalatext.html