Orok greeting and resilience

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"K'ak'as! Nuknuk k'uul" is a greeting in the Orok language, which self-identifies as уульта (ulta). This phrase translates to "Good day, I see you well". Fun fact: The Orok people have maintained their unique language and cultural traditions despite centuries of Russian colonization and modernization efforts.

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