sentences:  The Yup'ik, like all Eskimo languages, is a suffixing language made up of noun and verb bases to which one or more postbases and a final ending or enclitics are added to denote such features as number, case, person, and position.The Yup'ik category of number distinguishes singular, plural, and dual.Yup'ik does not have a category of gender and articles.