Moro, Ayoréo, Ayoweo, Samuko, Morotoco, Pyeta, Yovai) – 3,160 speakers Chamacoco (also known as Bahía Negra, Ebidoso, Tumarahá, Chamakoko, Ebitoso, Ishiro...
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farming lifestyle. Ayoreo is classified as a Zamucoan language, along with Chamacoco. Extinct Guarañoca may have been a dialect. Ayoreo is spoken in both Paraguay...
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461–469. doi:10.1590/S1415-47571999000400001. ISSN 1415-4757. "Panorama das Línguas Indígenas da Amazônia". www.comciencia.br (in Brazilian Portuguese). Bueno...
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threatened by extinction. Languages such as Guana, Ayoreo and Ishir (Chamacoco) are considered endangered. Literacy was about 93.6% and 87.7% of Paraguayans...
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Zamuco, Pyeta, Yovai) (dialect: Tsiricua, Tsiracua) Chamacoco (Ishiro, Jeywo) (dialects: Chamacoco Bravo (Tomaraho, Tomaraxa, Tumarahá), Ebitoso (Ebidoso...
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Chamacoco, Mekéns and Chiquitano. * Brazil / Uruguay: Mbyá Guarani. Brazil / Paraguay: Portuguese, Ava Guarani, Kaiwá, Paraguayan Guarani, Chamacoco,...
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Oppositely, Mokilese has the greater plural in pronouns but not nouns. Chamacoco has the greater plural only in first person inclusive pronouns, second...
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