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Guambiano Indian Language

Guambiano is a Barbacoan language of South America, spoken by about 20,000 people in southwestern Colombia. Guambiano is a case-marking language with SOV word order.

Guambiano Language Resources

Guambiano Vocabulary:
    Our list of vocabulary words in the Guambiano language.
Guambiano Language * Guambiano Orthography * Guambiano Phonology:
    Scanned-in documents about the Guambiano language from the Rosetta Project. Articles are in Spanish.
La Lengua Wam:
    Overview of the Guambiano language including a phonological inventory. Page in Spanish.
Lengua Wambiano-Mogés:
    Brief Guambiano-Mogues language information in Spanish.
House of Languages: Guambiano:
    Information about Guambiano language usage.
Ethnologue: Guambiano:
    Demographic information on the Guambiano (Wam) language.
Guambiano:
    Encyclopedia entires about the Guambiano language.
Guambino Language Tree:
    Theories about Guambiano's language relationships compiled by Linguist List.
Guambiano Language Structures:
    Guambiano linguistic profile and academic bibliography.

Guambiano Culture and History

Guambiano Culture:
    Article on the history and traditions of the Guambiano tribe.
Flag of the Guambianos of Colombia:
    Picture and description of the flags of the Guambiano and other indigenous Colombian people.

Links, References, and Additional Information

  Wikipedia: Guambiano:
  Encyclopedia articles on the Guambiano language.
  Los Misak * Guambianos * Los Guambiano * Los indios guambiano * Los wampi o la gente de guambia:
  Information about the Guambiano tribe in Spanish.



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