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Achagua is an Arawakan language of South America, spoken by about 300 people in eastern Colombia. It is closely related to the better-known Piapoco language. Achagua is a polysynthetic language with complex verbs and predominantly SVO word order. Other spellings of their name include Achawa, Ajagua, Achugua, and Xagua.
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Achagua Vocabulary:
Achagua Pronunciation Guide:
Achagua Animal Words:
Achagua Colors:
Achagua Body Parts:
Achagua Numbers:
Achagua Language Resources
Achagua Linguistic Description
Achagua Orthography
Achagua Phonology
Achagua Grammar
Achagua Map:
Achawa:
House of Languages: Achagua
Ethnologue: Achagua:
Wikipedia: Achagua:
Achugua Language Tree:
Achagua Language Structures:
Gramática Achagua:
Achagua Culture and History
Achagua Indian Legends:
Los indios achagua
Pueblo Achagua
El pueblo Achagua teme por su futuro
Achagua de Colombia
Los Achaguas, la gente del río: 
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