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Chitimacha is a Gulf language, once spoken along the Louisiana coast. The language is unfortunately extinct now--most Chitimacha Indians switched to speaking Cajun French in the 18th century, and the last fluent speaker of the Chitimacha language died in 1940--but today some young people are working to revive their ancestral language again.

Chitimacha Language
Chitimacha Tribe Culture and History
Chitimacha Indians Fact Sheet
Chitimacha Legends

Chitimacha Language Resources
Chitimacha Vocabulary:
Chitimacha Facts for Kids:
Chitimacha Animal Words:
Tribal Voices Rise Again:
Ethnologue: Chitimacha:
Chitimacha Language Tree:
Chitimacha Language Structures:
A Structural and Lexical Comparison of the Tunica, Chitimacha & Atakapa Languages:
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