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It is moose. And as to kissing we do it like everyone else.
Dick Jones
"Eskimos" prefer to be called "Inuit", except in the Western Arctic where older Inuit still use the term Eskimo to refer to themselves. The "rubbing of noses" is NOT kissing: it's more like a nose rub and a sniff, against either another nose or a cheek, and it's usually done between parents/grandparents and their (grand)kid(s) as a sign of affection. The word for it in Inuktitut - the Inuit language - is "kunik" (pronounced the way it sounds).
telecaster80
just moose. thats eskimoes
Danelady
Correction - it's Inuit.
tuppenybitz
Its just moose
and its Eskimo's that kiss with the nose not Canadians
nbr660
Mouse & kiss with our lips
Tam
Im Canadian and ive never heard of meeses...as for rub noses thats for eskimos....we're Canadian..except for the french...kissing part lol.
a
It is moose,1 moose, 2 moose, 3 moose, 4.....and we kiss with our tongue
bill l
Eskimo's do rub noses . as a kind of kiss they also kiss but rubbing noses is common too. its moose's
Scream me a love song
its moose for a male and meece for a female...and theres no es at the end when u make it plural it stays the same..and yes they do but not all the time...its called the eskimo kiss
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