Ojibwe,
Chippewa or
Anishinaabemoowin is the third most commonly spoken Native language in
Canada (after
Cree and
Inuktitut). It also has many speakers in the
United States. It is an
Algonquian language and is closely related to Cree,
Potawatami[?],
Odawa[?], and
Algonkian[?].