However, there are also several Indigenous languages spoken in Yukon:
* Southern Tutchone: Spoken in the southern part of the territory.
* Northern Tutchone: Spoken in the northern part of the territory.
* Tagish: Spoken in the Tagish Lake area.
* Kaska: Spoken in the southwestern part of the territory.
* Gwich'in: Spoken in the northeastern part of the territory.
* Hän: Spoken in the central part of the territory.
* Dene: Spoken in the central part of the territory.
While these Indigenous languages are still spoken by many people in Yukon, they are considered endangered languages due to a decline in use and transmission to younger generations. There are efforts underway to revitalize these languages and ensure their survival.