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• The substratum language of Karip鷑a Creole was the now-extinct Tupian language Karip鷑a.
• They are closely related to the Zor?and Monde branch of the Tupian languages.
• The "'Purubor?language "'of Brazil is one of the Tupian languages.
• Within Western and Eastern Tupian, the most divergent branches are listed first, followed by the core branches.
• Rodrigues & Cabral ( 2012 ) list 10 branches of Tupian, which cluster into Western Tupian and Eastern Tupian.
• Rodrigues & Cabral ( 2012 ) list 10 branches of Tupian, which cluster into Western Tupian and Eastern Tupian.
• Rodrigues & Cabral ( 2012 ) list 10 branches of Tupian, which cluster into Western Tupian and Eastern Tupian.
• Tupian language, has also official status in the municipality of S鉶 Gabriel da Cachoeira and has a few thousand speakers in that region.
• "' Kayab?"'( Caiabi ) is a Tupian language spoken by the Kayab?people of Mato Grosso, Brazil.
• "' Tupi Guarani "'( ) is the name of the most widely distributed subfamily of the Tupian languages of South America.
• It notes suggestive grammatical similarities with Bororoan, Kariri, and Chiquitano, of the kind also shared with Tupian and Cariban, but little lexical evidence.
• Thomason & Everett ( 2001 ) note the pronouns are formally close to those of the Tupian languages Tenharim, which the Mura had once used as contact languages:
• "' Je Tupi Carib "'( " Katuje " ) is a proposed language family composed of the Tupian and Cariban languages of South America.
• The "'Tupi "'or "'Tupian language family "'comprises some 70 languages spoken in South America, of which the best known are Guarani.
• There are five demonstratives which have to be chosen according to distance from speaker and hearer and also according to visibility, a feature shared by many native Brazilian languages such as Tupian ones including Old Tupi.
• The "'Suru?do Par?"'dialect of the Tupian Akw醱a language of Brazil is spoken in the Araguaia region in the state Par?and in the town of S鉶 Jo鉶 do Araguaia.
• Rodrigues ( 2000 ) finds evidence relating Macro-Je to Tupian, and Eduardo Ribeiro of the University of Chicago, who has worked with Macro-Je and Tupian languages, has found further that these families share irregular morphology with each other and with Cariban.
• Rodrigues ( 2000 ) finds evidence relating Macro-Je to Tupian, and Eduardo Ribeiro of the University of Chicago, who has worked with Macro-Je and Tupian languages, has found further that these families share irregular morphology with each other and with Cariban.
• Tupian languages did not originally differ between the two colors, though they may now as a result of interference of Spanish ( in the case of guarani, they use " hovy " for blue and " hovy'?" ( which literally means " dark green / blue ) for green.
• "' Guarani "'( or ), specifically the primary variety known as "'Paraguayan Guarani "'( endonym " ava馿'? "'the people's language'), is an indigenous language of South America that belongs to the Tupi Guarani family of the Tupian languages.