Do the micmac and Algonquin tribe talk same?

The Mi'kmaq and Algonquin tribes are both Algonquian-speaking peoples, but they do not speak the same language. While they share a common linguistic ancestry, their languages have diverged over time, becoming distinct languages within the Algonquian family.

Here's a breakdown:

* Mi'kmaq language is spoken by the Mi'kmaq people in the Maritimes of Canada. It's a distinct language within the Algonquian family.

* Algonquin language is spoken by the Algonquin people in Ontario and Quebec, Canada. It's also a distinct language within the Algonquian family.

While they might share some similarities in vocabulary or grammar, they are not mutually intelligible, meaning speakers of one language cannot understand speakers of the other without learning the other language.

Think of it like this: English and German are both Germanic languages, but they are not mutually intelligible. You can't just walk into Germany and expect to be able to understand everyone. The same applies to Mi'kmaq and Algonquin.