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Kaingang Indian Language

Kaingang is an extinct Ge language of South America.
It was once spoken in Brazil. Like several other rainforest tribes of Brazil, the Kaingang people have sometimes also been known by the generic name Coroado.

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Kaingang Language Resources

Languages of Southern Brazil:
Map showing where in South America the Kaingang language is spoken.

Kaingang Alphabet:
Phonological inventory of the Kaingang language, with a sample text.

Lord's Prayer in Kaingáng:
Translations of Christian prayers into the Kaingang language.

Wikipedia: Kaingáng:
Encyclopedia article about the Kaingang language.

House of Languages: Kaingang:
Information about Kaingang language usage.

Kaingáng:
Demographic information about Kaingang from the Ethnologue of Languages.

Kaingang Language Tree:
Theories about Kaingang's language relationships compiled by Linguist List.

Kaingang Culture and History

The Kaingang Tribe:
Online ethnography of the Kaingangs of Brazil.

Links, References, and Additional Information

Tribes of Southern Brazil:
    Map showing where the Kaingang people live in Brazil.
  Wikipedia: Kaingang:
  Encyclopedia articles about the Kaingang people.
  Pueblo Kaingang

Lengua Kaingang:
Information about the Kaingang and their language in Spanish.

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