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Piraha Indian Language (Mura-Pirahã)
Piraha is a Muran language of South America.
Piraha is spoken by around
300 people in Brazil. It has SOV word order.
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Pirahã Alphabet:
Phonological inventory of the Pirahã language, with a sample text.
Lengua Piraha:
Information about the Piraha language including a linguistic map of Brazil. Page in Spanish.
House of Languages: Pirahã:
Information about Piraha language usage.
Ethnologue: Piraha:
Demographic information on the Piraha language.
Pirahã Language Tree:
Theories about Piraha's language relationships compiled by Linguist List.
Wikipedia: Pirahã:
Encyclopedia articles on the Piraha language.
Piraha Language Structures:
Pirahã linguistic profile and academic bibliography.
From endangered to less endangered: case histories:
Linguistics article about the revitalization of Piraha and other Brazilian languages.
The Piraha of Brazil:
Online ethnography of the Piraha tribe.
Links, References, and Additional Information
Wikipedia: Pirahã:
Encyclopedia articles about the Piraha tribe.
Povo Pirahã Lingua Pirarrã Os Pirarrãs:
Information about the Pirahas in Portuguese.
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