Which is basically what I said (with somewhat different phrasing). Realize that there are several Inuit languages- some of which are not closely related to each other, so Danish in general probably has more speakers than any ONE Inuit tongue. And since Greenland is still a possession of Denmark, it is the official language.
I turned it around because the language of Greenland in Denmark are called greenlandish, which contain all the different tongues of Inuit. If you as outsider get imployed in the official Greenland; police, health care, school and so on, you have 2 years to learn a fair greenlandish or you are fired.
Greenland have an autonomy government under Denmark, and danish is NOT the main language of Greenland.
I have been sailing in greenland- and faroese waters when in the navy. Din't learn greenlandis but faroese. There are a lot of people both places who speak danish, but on Greenland the main language is INUIT/greenlandish and on Faroe Islands its FAROESE. You for sure get in "bad standing" if you say the main language on Greenland is danish, the people of Greenland is very concerned about that.
I am a danish citicen but have been living on Faroe Islands for nearly 3 years, when serving in the Navy
Have a nice day, and dont see my input as a lecture, just informing. And Greenland is not for sale.....nor Faroe Islands
(that was for mr. T of USA)
(Sorry Kinou_p for hi-jacking your thred)
May you all have a nice weekend