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Ingariko Indian Language (Ingarico)

Ingariko is a Cariban language of South America, spoken by 500 people in Brazil. Word order is OVS. Ingariko is closely related to the Pemon dialects and is considered another dialect of Pemon by some linguists.



˜Ingariko Language Resources –

Ingariko Words
     Our list of vocabulary words in the Ingariko language, with comparison to words in other Cariban languages.
Pemon/Ingariko Language:
     Demographic information on Pemon and Ingariko from the Ethnologue of Languages.
Lenguas Kapong:
     Information on the Kapong languages including Akawaio, Ingariko, and Patamona. Page in Spanish.
The Ingarikó:
     Fact sheet and photograph of an Ingariko woman.



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