Guazacapán (Spanish pronunciation: [ɡwasakaˈpan]) is a town located in Santa Rosa Department in south-west Guatemala. Guazacapán is also the name of the...
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Guazacapán is a moribund or extinct Xincan language that was spoken in the region of Guazacapán in Santa Rosa Department, Guatemala. It has only a single...
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but it may have some semi-speakers remaining. Chiquimulilla: extinct Guazacapán: extinct, some semi-speakers remain. To these, Glottolog adds Sinacantán...
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reported at Los Esclavos hill. Barberena Casillas Chiquimulilla Cuilapa Guazacapán Nueva Santa Rosa Oratorio Pueblo Nuevo Viñas San Juan Tecuaco San Rafael...
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Guatemala language family in which linguists have grouped the Chiquimulilla, Guazacapán, Jumaytepeque, and Yupiltepeque languages. Below is a list of known language...
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musical ambassador of Guatemala. Miguel Sandoval was born in the town of Guazacapán, Guatemala (in the department of Santa Rosa) on November 3, 1902. Fray...
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Guatemala Chʼoltiʼ language Mayan late 18th century Guatemala, Belize Guazacapán Xincan 1997 Guatemala Jumaytepeque Xincan 1997 Guatemala Lenca Lencan...
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and mulattoes married mestizos and lower-ranking Spaniards. Finally in Guazacapán, a Pipil district that was 10% non-native, church marriages between Mayas...
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Tsakonian Hellenic Greek, Yevanic Hellenic Guaraní Tupian Guaruyu Tupian Guazacapán Xincan Guinea-Bissau Creole Portuguese-based creole Gujarati Indo-Aryan...
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Eskimo–Aleut Chukotka Peninsula, Russia with the death of Valentina Wye 1997 Guazacapán Xincan Santa Rosa, Guatemala 1997 Jumaytepeque Xincan By Volcán Jumaytepeque...
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what is now Santa Rosa department; there were also Xinca in Jutiapa. In Guazacapán, now a municipality in Santa Rosa, Pedro de Alvarado described his encounter...
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Guatemala Chʼoltiʼ language Mayan late 18th century Guatemala, Belize Guazacapán Xincan 1997 Guatemala Jumaytepeque Xincan 1997 Guatemala Lenca Lencan...
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brutality in his conquest of Izcuintepeque, amongst other atrocities. In Guazacapán, Pedro de Alvarado described his encounter with people who were neither...
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140.86 3 Chiquimulilla 499 64 871 130.00 4 Cuilapa 365 46 974 128.70 5 Guazacapán 172 22 197 129.05 6 Nueva Santa Rosa 67 39 286 586.36 7 Oratorio 214 27...
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Janua Linguarum, series practica. Schumann Galvez, Otto. 1967. Xinca de Guazacapán. (MA thesis, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México; 140pp.) Campbell...
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Milena Veneva. The five problems at the individual contest concerned Guazacapán Xinka (a language of Guatemala with now no living native speakers), Apurinã...
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30 Apr 1995 Guatemala Guatemala City Central Guatemala City Guatemala Guazacapan Guatemala District 22 Jan 1990 Guatemala Guatemala City Central Guatemala...
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brutality in his conquest of Izcuintepeque, amongst other atrocities. In Guazacapán, now a municipality in Santa Rosa, Pedro de Alvarado described his encounter...
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included Santa Rosa as the capital, and Cuajiniquilapa, Chiquimulilla, Guazacapán, Taxisco, Pasaco, Nancinta, Tecuaco, Sinacantán, Isguatán, Sacualpa, La...
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Guatemala Citypopulation.de Population of cities & towns in Guatemala "Guazacapan Xinca". Endangered Languages Project. Retrieved 5 March 2017. Rogers,...
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Ch’olan speakers north of Verapaz were relocated to Atiquipaque, in the Guazacapán province. The new policy, however, was not assiduously pursued until the...
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