Benhti Kenaga’ is a Dene Athabaskan language. It is traditionally spoken by people in the villages of Minto and Nenana, Alaska.

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In the past, some linguists called this language "Lower Tanana" because it was spoken along the eastern part of the Tanana River. However, speakers prefer their own name for the language: Benhti Kenaga'. 

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Our Benhti Kenaga' course was created in 2019 by Doyon Foundation as part of the Doyon Languages Online project.