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Kaiwa Indian Language (Caiwa, Caiua, Pany, Tewi)
Kaiwa is a Tupi-Guarani language of South America.
It is spoken by around
18,000 people in Brazil and Argentina.
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Languages of Southern Brazil: 
Argentina and Chile:
Maps showing where in South America the Kaiwa language is spoken.
Language Museum: Kaiwa:
Translation of a Bible passage into Kaiwa.
La Lengua Pai-Tavytera:
Information on the Cayuá and Pai-Tavytera languages, including a linguistic map of Paraguay. Page in Spanish.
Kaiwá Language:
Demographic information on Kaiwa from the Ethnologue of Languages.
Kaingwá Language Tree:
Theories about Kaiwa's language relationships compiled by Linguist List.
Kaiwá Language Structures:
Kaiwa linguistic profile and academic bibliography.
Cayua Culture:
Article on the Kaiwa Indian lifestyle.
Tribes of Southern Brazil:
Map showing where the Kaiwa people live in Brazil.
Links, References, and Additional Information
Wikipedia: Kaiwá:
Encyclopedia articles on the Kaiwa people and their language.
Indios Kaiowa Los Pai Tavytera Los Cayua Los Paí Tavyterás Idioma Kaiwá:
Information about the Kaiwas and their language in Spanish.
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