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Ixcateco Indian Language (Ixcatec, Ixcatlan)
Ixcateco is an Oto-Manguean language of Mexico.
There are only a few elderly speakers of Ixcateco remaining in
Mexico today. It is a tone language and has primarily VSO word order.
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Ixcateco Vocabulary:
Our list of vocabulary words in the Ixcateco language.
Ixcateco Language Lessons and Linguistic Descriptions
The Death of Xwja
Mexicans fight to save Indian language:
Articles about the Ixcateco people's struggle to preserve their language.
Ixcatec:
Demographic information about the Ixcatec language from the Ethnologue of Languages.
Iskateko Language Tree:
Theories about Ixcatec's language relationships compiled by Linguist List.
Ixcatec Language Structures:
Ixcatec linguistic profile and academic bibliography.
Links, References, and Additional Information
Britannica: Ixcatec People
Wikipedia: Ixcatec
Santa Maria Ixcatlan:
Encyclopedia articles about the Ixcatecs.
Lengua Ixcateco
A punto de extinguirse
El Ixcateco
Idioma Ixcateco:
Information on the Ixcateco language in Spanish.

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