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Candoshi, also known as Murato, is an indigenous language of South America, spoken by 3000 people in Peru. Candoshi is usually considered to be a language isolate (unrelated to any other living language.) Some linguists have suggested a remote relationship to the Jivaroan or Arawakan language families, but the evidence for this is slight.
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Candoshi Pronunciation Guide:
Candoshi-Shapra Animal Words:
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Candoshi-Shapra Language Resources
Human Rights: Candoshi-Shapra:
La Lengua Kandoshi:
House of Languages: Candoshi-Shapra
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Candoshi-Shapra:
Candoshi Language Tree:
Candoshi-Shapra Language Structures:
Candoshi Culture and History Links
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