It's important to note that:
* Abenaki is a language family, not a single language. There are several dialects of Abenaki, including:
* Western Abenaki, spoken by the Western Abenaki people in Vermont and New Hampshire.
* Eastern Abenaki, spoken by the Eastern Abenaki people in Maine and Quebec.
* Northern Abenaki, spoken by the Northern Abenaki people in Quebec.
* Abenaki is a revitalized language, meaning it was once widely spoken but was nearly lost due to colonization and assimilation. There are ongoing efforts to revive and teach the language.
While Abenaki is the primary language historically associated with the Abenaki people, many individuals also speak English, French, or other languages depending on their location and background.