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Cacua Indian Language (Kakwa, Kakua)
Language: Cacua is a Maku
language. Cacua is spoken by around 100 people in Colombia. It is a
tone language with
verb-final word order (SOV or OSV.)
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Cacua Language Resources
Cacua Language: Cacua Orthography: Cacua Phonology: Cacua Text:
Scanned-in Cacua language materials from the Rosetta Project.
Cacua Prayers:
Cacua translations of the Lord's Prayer and other Christian prayers.
Lengua Kakua
Information on the Cacua language, including linguistic maps of Colombia. Page in Spanish.
Wikipedia: Kakwa:
Encyclopedia entry on the Cacua language.
House of Languages: Cacua-Nukak:
Information about Cacua language usage.
Cacua
Demographic information about Cacua from the Ethnologue of Languages.
Kakua Language Tree:
Theories about Cacua's language relationships compiled by Linguist List.
Cacua Language Structures:
Cacua linguistic profile and academic bibliography.
Los Indios Cacua
Information about the Cacua tribe in Spanish.
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The Languages of the Andes:
Linguistic information about Kakua and dozens of other languages of Colombia.
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